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India’s Parliament Expansion Bill on Women’s Quotas Suffers Setback

New Delhi- India’s parliament on Friday failed to pass a government-backed constitutional amendment bill to expand legislative assemblies and accelerate

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Modi Pushes Parliament Expansion, Women’s Quota in Sweeping Electoral Reform Bid

New Delhi— Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday introduced bills to expand parliament and reserve one-third of seats for

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Honduras Election Dispute Spurs Calls for Transparency and Calm

Tegucigalpa – Election tensions in Honduras intensified as a congressional panel questioned the validity of the Nov. 30 presidential vote,