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REUTERS/Rickey Rogers Passing the baton in Argentina After passing the presidential sash and staff to his wife, Cristina Fernandez, outgoing Argentine President Nestor Kirchner joins in the applause. The inauguration took place in the Congress in Buenos Aires on Dec. 10, 2007
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Federations: Volume 7, Number 2, february/march 2008EDITORIAL Editor’s Column
By Rod Macdonell NewsNepal proclaims itself a ‘federal democratic republic’ By Ajaya Bhadra Khanal U.K. devolution hits a snag after 10 years By Charlie Jeffery Suharto’s iron fist brought 32 years of centralized stability to Indonesia By Ridwan Max Sijabat Nigeria’s new leader promises to curb corruption, enhance services By Martins Oloja Malaysian PM faces pressure from ethnic and pro-democracy forces By Sonia Randhawa Kirchners swap keys to Argentina’s executive suite By Miguel Braun and Martin Ardanaz Special Section- cities AND THEIR AGENDAsCanada’s federal government reluctant to fund cities By Robert Young Brazil: a tale of two cities By Brian Nicholson Brazil: another view of the two cities By Fernando Rezende Local governments claim their space in the Spanish system By Carlos Alba and Carmen Navarro How democracy returned to Spain South African cities tackle new challenges BY Annette Christmas Cities and villages in India push for greater powers By Rashme Sehgal Other DepartmentsPresident's pageWords count in federations, where ‘shared-rule’ is a misnomer by George Anderson |
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