Candidates Centrist Latino Message

Both Senators John McCain and Barack Obama are on a Latino voter tour.  Today both will speak at the LULAC's annual conference, last week they spoke at NALEAO, and next week they will address members of The National Council of La Raza.  Election Unspun's Dori Smith speaks to Latino voters in Connecticut who say issues important to them are health care, the war in Iraq, and the economy

Latino voter: I would like to see the Latino vote or the Hispanic vote get behind someone who is going to get the country together.

• Unfinished Business in Washington
• Islamabad Blast Kills 20, Injures 40
• G8 Summit in Japan
• Francis Moore Lappe on International Food Crisis
• Violence Against Women in Guatemala

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• Iraq Proposes a Withdrawal Timetable for US Troops
• UAE Pardons Billions in Iraqi Foreign Debt
• Suicide Attack at Indian Embassy in Kabul
• Kashmir Official Resigns Following Hindu Shrine Land Transfer Controversy
• Deadly Prison Riot in Syria at Center for Political Detainees
• Labor Activists Organize International Protests Against Starbucks

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Congress was out last week, but they left Washington with a large amount of unfinished business. This week lawmakers will try to pass Housing and Medicare bills, and a couple of Senators will try to defeat a foreign surveillance bill. FSRN Correspondent Matt Laslo has details from Washington.

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Twenty people, including fifteen police officers were killed yesterday at a conference held on the first anniversary of the military operation against the Red Mosque and Hafsa Seminary in Islamabad. Some forty others were injured, most of them police when a suicide bomber attacked a security contingent. FSRN correspondent Rahmanullah has more.

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