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03 January 2006

Women ruling the world

From Germany to Afghanistan to Japan to Liberia, women are experiencing some profound political successes all over the world. A recent AP story highlights some of the following:
In Liberia, newly-elected President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf became Africa's first elected female president;

In Afghanistan, 68 female candidates won seats in the 249-member legislature;

Michelle Bachelet is poised to become Chile's first female president in a runoff election on Jan. 15;

Two businesswomen became Saudi Arabia's first female elected officials in November.
Perhaps the U.S. could take some cues . . .

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