Spanish Mediterranean port of Valencia witnesses subway train accident killing 34
Jul. 3, 2006

A subway train accelerated, shuddered and flipped off the tracks Monday in the Mediterranean port of Valencia, killing at least 34 passengers and injuring 47 in one of Spain's worst rail accidents, officials and witnesses said.

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Stop barboring terror operators : Iraqi Government to neighbors
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The Iraqi government sent a clear message to its neighbors Monday, warning them to turn over people on a most-wanted list or risk contributing to a spread of terrorism that would engulf the region.
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Palestinian militants holding a soldier in the Gaza Strip gave Israel an ultimatum on Monday, stating that unless the release of 1,000 Palestinian prisoners began this morning it would “bear the consequences”.
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The head of the country's largest education union said Sunday that teachers welcome the accountability measures imposed by the No Child Left Behind Act
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