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Burma: Democracy Leaders Jailed The Race That Was Followed Around the World Mexico: Fugitive Border Agents Apprehended Pakistan: Taliban Key Challenge for Next President China: Beijing's Vanishing Hutong Georgia: Tbilisi's Mayor Draws a Red Line Obama: Awakening the African Vote
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November 14, 2008
The Race That Was Followed Around the World
Over the last few months covering one of the most anticipated elections in modern history, we produced 60 stories in partnership with PRI The World and the National Minority Consortia "Abroad at Home" fellows. Our reporters spoke with people from Afghanistan to Albania and Iran to Indonesia. As the words President-elect Obama begin to sink in, tell us what this historic election meant to you, and check out our full election coverage, where we collected stories and canvased opinions from around the world. | |||||||||||||||||
