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Benazir Bhuto former Prime Minister of Pakistan
WAP2001101075 - 10 OCTOBER 2001- WASHINGTON, D. C. USA: Benazir Bhuto, chairman of the Pakistan People's Party and former Prime Minister of Pakistan as she delivered a lecture on "Charting the Course for Change: Commentary of the 21st Century." to members of the American University Kennedy Political Union in Washington, D. C.,October 10, 2001. rw/Ricardo Watson UPI

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Gunmen kill prosecutor in Bhutto killing case
Two gunmen on a motorcycle in Islamabad Friday shot and killed a federal Pakistani prosecutor in the 2007 Benazir Bhutto assassination case, police said.
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Pakistani leaders should consider deploying military force to ensure May 11 elections take place in a secure atmosphere, Human Rights Watch said.
Pakistani liberal leaders condemn bombings
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Musharraf arrested, charges linked to Benazir Bhutto assassination
A court in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Friday placed former military leader Pervez Musharraf under arrest on charges related to the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.
Musharraf included in Bhutto assassination probe
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court said former military ruler Pervez Musharraf should be included in the investigation into the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.
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Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf was ordered held for two weeks Saturday on charges he illegally jailed senior judges in 2007.
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Court resumes hearings in Musharraf case
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I was given the opportunity. I was privileged, as you know. I was born into the family that I am in, where everything I could have was my right. Everything was equal between me and my brother and there was no discrimination between the sexes
Bhutto's daughter appointed to party post
United Press International
He couldn't even leave the country without somebody watching everything he did, and to accept that he ran an international operation -- that Israeli businessmen were involved, Indian businessmen were involved, that parts were coming from South Africa and Malaysia without anyone knowing -- is unbelievable
Atomic Market: What Benazir knew
United Press International
I suspect it was (current Pakistani President Pervez) Musharraf because (during) the time I am looking at, both Libya and North Korea were squarely under Musharraf's watch as chief of army staff and chief executive of Pakistan
Atomic Market: What Benazir knew
United Press International
She asked to bring in trained security personnel from abroad
Bhutto denied foreign security detail
United Press International
People want to belong to a party that will get them votes; it is a simple matter of electability
Bomb rigged to child, Bhutto says
United Press International
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