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Tuesday, October 14, 2003 at 10:00 AM EDT
New U.S. Resolution at the U.N.

The United States, Spain, and Great Britain introduced a revised Iraq resolution to the U.N. Security Council today. The newest version, which seeks increased troop and monetary support for rebuilding efforts, is a responds to Council members’ criticisms of previous US-backed plans. The debate within the Security Council comes before a meeting of donors for Iraqi reuilding efforts begins in Madrid next week. Colum Lynch, United Nations Correspondent for the Washington Post, reports on the resolution’s passage chances.

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Colum Lynch, United Nations Correspondent for the Washington Post

 
 

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