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Article: Roundup: Mistrust remains high in Iraq despite end of Sunni boycottof parliament
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- December 3, 2007
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Roundup: Mistrust remains high in Iraq despite end of Sunni
boycottof parliament
BAGHDAD, Dec. 3 (Xinhua) -- Political rifts in war-torn Iraq are
nowhere near bridged although Iraq's largest Sunni political bloc,
the Iraq Accordance Front (IAF), returned to parliament on Monday,
ending their two-day boycott.
Ahmed Suleiman, a lawmaker from the IAF, said early in the day
that the lawmakers of his bloc were returning to the parliament and
the bloc's leader Adnan al-Dulaimi was scheduled to deliver a speech
to explain what happened during the past few days.
The confrontation is a telling reminder of the nations deeply-
entrenched discord between the Shiites and Sunnis.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of ...
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