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KABUL - Afghan President Hamid Karzai, under fire from his international partners to clean up his administration, insisted Sunday there's no place for corrupt officials within his government. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Source: AP KABUL Afghan President Hamid Karzai, under fire from his international partners to clean up his administration, insisted Sunday there's no place for corrupt officials within his government. Full Article at Democratic Underground
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Individuals who are involved in corruption will have no place in the government
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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 the international community ... I am hopeful that by joint cooperation we will be able to overcome all these challenges.
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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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In the cultural environment that both of us work in, we have to respect the American cultural sensitivities ... And the Americans must respect the Afghan cultural sensitivities, in which we have a lot of that, by the way.
