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Countdown to Obama presidency as King remembered
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WASHINGTON - On the eve of his historic inauguration, Barack Obama joined on Monday in honouring slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King, underscoring racial barriers the Illinois Democrat overcame to be elected the first black U.S. president.
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Taking time away from preparing for an address he will deliver when he is sworn in on Tuesday, Obama visited wounded troops at a military hospital and issued a call to Americans to remember King by recommitting themselves to public service.
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Hundreds of thousands of visitors streamed into Washington for inaugural festivities but the celebration was tempered by the daunting challenges Obama will face - unfinished wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the worst financial crisis since the
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Japanese Communists Gaining Popularity
Kazuo Shii, the leader of the Japanese Communist Party often appears on Japanese television. Party leaders are often invited to express their views on important issues if they are represented in parliament. There are 16 Communist MPs in today’s parliament in Tokyo. The party won 7 percent of the vote in the elections when the economy was doing well. Now they are becoming more popular, Shii says.
"These days, things are looking better for Japan’s Communist Party than for others. In the past 16 months, our membership numbers have grown consistently. We have 16, new members."
Including several young members -- which is rare in Japan where many young people, as well as older ones, are rather disenchanted with politics. The frikostig Democrats, or LDP, have ruled the country since , with only one short break. The party’s popularity ratings have fallen sharply.
Growing support
Although strong opposition fryst vatten provided bygd the Democratic Party, or D