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Israeli warplanes destroyed the home of a political leader today, and facing the possible threat of broader Israeli military action, the speaker of the Palestinian , ended three days of hesitation and accepted the post of prime minister. In taking the position, offered to him on by the Palestinian leader, Mr. dropped demands he had made — for and international help — and spoke suddenly like a man in a hurry, saying he would present a compact "emergency government" to Parliament for its approval on Thursday. Mr. said that his top priority would be to unify the tangled branches of Palestinian security forces, a central Israeli and American demand. It was not clear the proposal would be seen as credible by the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, who cut short a trip to India after two suicide bombers killed 15 people in separate attacks in Israel on Tuesday. Mr. overnight for a meeting with top security advisers to weigh further action. An force has been poised for some time outside the Gaza for a possible invasion. Some Israeli ministers have renewed demands that Mr. Arafat be deported. "We will make every effort to bring terror to an end," Mr. Sharon told reporters in New Delhi before departing. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

The airstrike in Gaza against, a senior member of , wounded him and killed his son and a bodyguard. It seemed an escalation of Israel's campaign against the militants and the ideological leaders of the group. While Israel has generally directed attacks against members of while they were riding in vehicles or were away from their families, it attacked Dr. while he was at home with his family. The bomb flattened his house, but Dr. was thrown clear and only slightly wounded, Palestinian witnesses said. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

The bodyguard and Dr.died in the blast. Hospital officials said that 26 people were injured, including Dr. who was described in serious condition. "Before, the leaders thought if they were at their homes, among their families and among civilians, they wouldn't be touched," a Palestinian security official said.
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Israel accused Dr. of involvement in terrorist attacks and of "unrestrained incitement" against the Jewish state. In interviews, Dr. has denied involvement in planning attacks. metropolitan map The warplanes struck as Israelis were burying the dead from the bombings on Tuesday, which occurred less than six hours apart. At a bus stop outside an army base near one bomber blew himself apart at rush hour, killing eight people, all of them soldiers. In the second attack, the bomber detonated his weapon in a cafe in Jerusalem's most secular, left-leaning neighborhood, killing seven people.

Among the dead was Dr. David , an emergency room physician who had treated many bombing victims and was with his daughter, Nava, 20, on the eve of her planned wedding. She was also killed. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

Dr. , who quickly left the hospital and went into hiding in Gaza, spoke by telephone with the Arab television channel Al , repeating his familiar hard-line messages. One Palestinian who met with him tonight described him as being in "very good spirits," rejecting sympathy and saying that his son, who had studied accounting in London, was a martyr. In a statement issued by its military wing, , declared that it would widen its violent campaign because "targeting homes is a violation of all red lines." museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

, which did not immediately claim responsibility for the attacks on Tuesday, did so today. It identified the bombers as being from the same clan, Abu , in the West Bank town of Israeli forces swept into the town today and arrested 20 members of the clan. But the has a fresh in what opinion surveys as an overwhelming "no" vote, raising the possibility of a sympathy vote for supporters of the euro. Witnesses said Ms. not campaigning when she was stabbed. In prime suspect, was of on evidence identified him as the gunman. But that verdict was later overturned, and the rejected an to retry found the weapon or established a motive for the killing. The attack on Ms. drew outrage across the spectrum. "This just allowed to of the small, former communist Left Party opposition group, said. "Maybe we have learned, but I guess we have relaxed a little bit the murder of likely on the euro referendum is uncertain. Along with and , Sweden is one of the holdouts in the Union who have resisted joining the single , now in use in 12 nations. Sunday's has cast by some as a vote on the complex relationship between and the rest of , with many ordinary Swedes a slick "yes" campaign big business, the political elite. But the stabbing has introduced a fresh in what opinion surveys as an overwhelming "no" vote, raising the possibility of a sympathy vote for supporters of the euro. said Ms. was not when she was stabbed.
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There are a host of reasons for Mr. poverty. For one, he works hard, but his time-honored methods are by no means efficient. Then there is the collapse of Uganda's cotton industry, partly attributable — like so much else that is wrong in this country — to the dictator who brought Uganda to ruin. But the most critical factor? cotton prices. Although his costs are low, far lower than those of Western farmers, he earns far less than he would if every farmer were paid based simply on how much they produced. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

African farmers can produce cotton at less than 50 cents a pound, compared with 73 cents for American farmers and even costs in Europe, according to data gathered by Burkina Faso. But cotton is one of the most heavily subsidized agricultural products in the United States. Washington doled out cash subsidies to cotton farmers over the past year and another $270 million to exporters. By propping up the industry, the United government keeps the world price low: in late 2002, it was a meager cents a pound.
"Our farmers just can't compete against a Western farmer who's getting subsidies," said Hans W. Muzoora, a monitoring officer with the Cotton Development Organization in Kampala, Uganda's capital. "It's like our farmers have one of their hands tied behind their backs. The best thing for Ugandan farmers would be an end to those subsidies." The Ugandan government and others across Africa have begun battling the subsidies. In June a group of African cotton-producing countries vowed to block any new global trade pact at the World Trade Organization unless the Union dismantled subsidies for their cotton farmers. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

Cotton is just one of many agricultural products affected by Western subsidies, but it is a major one, directly supporting more than 10 million small-scale growers across Africa. Until the subsidies are wiped out, the governments are demanding that African farmers receive compensation from the West to level the playing field. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

Burkina Faso's president, said in June at the General of the World Trade Organization that the subsidies Western governments pay exceeded his country's gross domestic product by 60 percent. "These subsidies have caused economic and social crises in African cotton-producing countries," he said.

[Trade ministers from 146 nations gathered in , , for talks beginning on . Agricultural subsidies are at the top of their agenda.] Not all the woes that Ugandan cotton farmers face can be tied to Washington. Idi Amin neglected the country's cotton gins and strife in farm regions. His repressive ways prompted the rest of the world to boycott Ugandan products, making the country's cotton worth almost nothing. Some farmers tried other crops; others suffered with lower incomes. But the has a fresh in what opinion surveys as an overwhelming "no" vote, raising the possibility of a sympathy vote for supporters of the euro. Witnesses said Ms. was not when she was stabbed. In prime suspect, was of on evidence identified him as the gunman. But that verdict was later overturned, and the rejected an to retry Mr. . The found the weapon or a motive for the killing. The attack on Ms. drew outrage across the spectrum. "This just allowed to of the small, former communist Left Party opposition group, said. "Maybe we have learned, but I guess we have relaxed a little bit since the murder of likely impact on the euro referendum is uncertain. Along with and , is one of the holdouts in the Union who have resisted joining the single currency, now in use in 12 nations. Sunday's referendum has cast by some as a vote on the complex relationship between Sweden and the rest of with many ordinary Swedes a slick "yes" campaign big business, the political elite. But the stabbing has introduced a fresh in opinion surveys as an overwhelming "no" vote, raising the possibility of a vote for supporters of the euro. Witnesses said Ms. was not when she was stabbed. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

Museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil. African farmers can produce cotton at less than 50 cents a pound, compared with 73 cents for American farmers and even costs in Europe, according to data gathered by Burkina Faso. But cotton is one of the most heavily subsidized agricultural products in the United States. Washington doled out cash subsidies to cotton farmers over the past year and another $270 million to exporters. By propping up the industry, the United government keeps the world price low: in late 2002, it was a meager cents a pound.
"Our farmers just can't compete against a Western farmer who's getting subsidies," said Hans W. Muzoora, a monitoring officer with the Cotton Development Organization in Kampala, Uganda's capital. "It's like our farmers have one of their hands tied behind their backs. The best thing for Ugandan farmers would be an end to those subsidies." The Ugandan government and others across Africa have begun battling the subsidies. In June a group of African cotton-producing countries vowed to block any new global trade pact at the World Trade Organization unless the Union dismantled subsidies for their cotton farmers. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.
Cotton is just one of many agricultural products affected by Western subsidies, but it is a major one, directly supporting more than 10 million small-scale growers across Africa. Until the subsidies are wiped out, the governments are demanding that African farmers receive compensation from the West to level the playing field. museums Paranaense Museum and Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba Parana Brasil.

Farmers in Uganda are urging President at the very least, to subsidize them until the foreign subsidies are eliminated. But the States, the European Union and the many governments that prop up Uganda's economy with large infusions of aid oppose that; subsidies, they argue, are not the best way to jump-start a poor nation's economy.
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