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Progress in Iraq More than 200 children began school last Saturday at the al Nile Primary School in Baghdad's wealthy Mansour neighborhood. It was the first day of school for students since former President Saddam Hussein's government fell six months ago. But close by bursts of gunfire erupted. Several hundred former Iraqi soldiers, protesting what they call mistreatment by U.S. troops, were ransacking nearby stores and burning tires in the street. Terrified teachers and parents quickly ushered in the frightened students. One teacher shouted “They want children to come to school? How are we supposed to have classes in these condition? The Americans have brought us nothing but chaos.” Iraqis are caught somewhere between hope and despair.
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Title: ugh essays
Words: 565
Rating: None
Pages: 2.3
submitted by: ughusernames
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