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EUROPE: Chirac Vs. Blair
The age-old rift between the British and the French widened as Tony Blair's passionate support for the U.S.-led war in Iraq ran headlong into Jacques Chirac's strenuous opposition to it. The clash defined the year for both men — and for Europe as a whole |
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AFRICA: Achmat Vs. Mbeki
With hundreds dying every day, the fight against AIDS is South Africa's defining struggle. Because activist Zackie Achmat pushed President Thabo Mbeki to get serious about the crisis — and Mbeki did — they are TIME's African Newsmakers |
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LATIN AMERICA: Chávez Vs. Lula
Because Presidents Lula and Chávez represent two paths for Latin America's future — Lula aims to help the poor and woo investors, while Chávez espouses an anti-U.S. line — their rift makes them this year's Latin American Newsmakers |
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