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as possible, bringing US troop strength in the country to more than 100,000. Nato allies in Afghanistan have agreed to contribute another 7 MBT Shoes Clearances,000 soldiers between them. Announcing the surge, Mr Obama said the mission in Afghanistan was to defeat al-Qaeda, reverse the Taliban's momentum and deny them the ability to overthrow the government. CorruptionThe president has said the US will start to pull out of Afghanistan by July 2011.But the BBC's Martin Patience in Kabul says Mr Gates will want to reassure Mr Karzai that the withdrawal will depend on the situation on the ground and the adequate training of Afghan security forces. Mr Gates is also expected to use his visit to discuss efforts to curb corruption in Afghanistan. Mr Karzai, who was recently re-elected in a poll marred by widespread fraud, is expected to name his new cabinet within days. Mr Gates said the US would be watching the appointments that get made and that it was important to have capable and honest ministers in the crucial roles, the Associated Press news agency reported. The US is running out of patience with Afghan promises to tackle corruption and now wants to see clear action taken against senior officials found to be corrupt longchamp outlet, says our correspondent. On Monday, the mayor of Kabul was sentenced in his absence to four years in prison for corruption, on charges related to more than $16,000 (£9,800) of public money. Abdul Ahad Sahebi's, whose whereabouts are not known MBT Shoes, was the first high profile official to face such charges under Mr Karzai's second term.
Bolivian President Evo Morales is heading for a second term with a convincing victory in Sunday's election, exit polls suggest.Evo MoralesThe left-wing Evo Morales is known as the peasant president They suggest Bolivia's first indigenous leader polled at least 61% of the vote, defeating his conservative rivals. Mr Morales had promised to expand state control over the economy and redistribute profits from the gas industry if re-elected. A referendum earlier backed changes to allow presidents Related articles:
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