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Fifty-nine Americans died in October fighting to protect the corrupt Afghan electoral process that resulted in a second five-year term for Hamid Karzai. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai said in an interview airing Monday he is taking steps to root out corruption in his government, but he also said foreign money was making the problem worse. Full Article at ABC News
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown publicly demanded Friday that the Afghan government rein in corruption, saying he is "not prepared to put the lives of British men and women in harm's way for a government that does not stand up against corruption." Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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The re-election of Afghan President Hamid Karzai creates new headaches for the Obama administration. But it also presents opportunities to be seized. The August election was rigged; the dragged-out recount was a farce. Full Article at Kansas.com
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Kabul, Afghanistan The re-election of President Hamid Karzai creates new headaches for the Obama administration. But it also presents opportunities to be seized. The August election was rigged; the dragged-out recount was a farce. Full Article at Lawrence Journal World
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We like our partners to have a lot of respect for Afghan sovereignty. Afghanistan is extremely sensitive about that
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There is no accountability of their contracts, and there is a serious corruption in the implementation of those projects. And the responsibility for this corruption is [with] the international community
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We also mean corruption of a different kind which is a lot more serious, which is new to Afghanistan, which is with the arrival of a lot of money to Afghanistan
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Individuals who are involved in corruption will have no place in the government
