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Top Headlines from November 6, 2006
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Tags: November 6, 2006, Headlines, news, current events
A quick look at the newspapers from November 6, 2006 reveals these are the major events that took place on that day.
| | Somalian War: Heavy fighting has been reported between forces of Union of Islamic Courts and Puntland, the semi-autonomous region of Somalia. |
| | Felipe Pérez Roque, the Foreign Minister of Cuba, backs away from earlier predictions that Fidel Castro would return as the President of Cuba by December raising concerns about the progress of Castro's recovery from intestinal surgery. |
| | The Iraqi government prepares a law that may see former Baath Party supporters restored to their former jobs. |
| | Tony Blair opposes the death penalty for Saddam Hussein but says the trial had reminded the world of Hussein's brutality. |
| | Bombs explode at Mexico's Federal Electoral Tribunal, an opposition party's headquarters and a bank in the capital. |
| | Operation Autumn Clouds: A female Palestinian suicide bomber has blown herself up in a Gaza Strip town, killing herself and injuring an Israeli soldier, the Israeli army says. |
| | The Polish President, Lech Kaczynski, proposes that there be a 100,000 man-strong EU Army designed to work with NATO. |
| | Ariel Sharon is moved out of the intensive care unit at the Sheba Medical Center. |
| | Daniel Ortega has an early lead over Eduardo Montealegre, according to partial results from the general elections in Nicaragua. |
| | The United Nations Climate Change Conference opens in Nairobi, Kenya. |
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