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Got whiskers? Iraqis will notice

US officers say that building relationships with Iraqi security forces includes doing small things as well as the bigger, more obvious ones.
The worst is over, but Colombia's war goes on

More than 10,000 rebels continue to fight and some paramilitary groups have rearmed.
To go forward, Colombia looks back

Colombia's independent Historic Memory Group hopes that airing the country's grisly past can help end the decades-old war.
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Pastor Jean Enock Joseph (c.) visits one of his projects in Croix-des-Bouquets, just outside Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital.

Jean Enock Joseph teaches self-help to lift Haiti

Pastor Jean Enock Joseph doesn't shy from Haiti's toughest problems. His message: Haitians have the ability to help themselves.