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U.S. hands off Ethiopia and Eritrea

In more than 50 cities in the United States and hundreds around the world, marchers rallied on Nov. 21 to protest U.S. sanctions on Ethiopia and Eritrea and U.S. support for insurgents trying to overthrow Ethiopia’s elected government. In New York City, hundreds marched from CNN headquarters at Columbus Circle to Fox News to protest biased corporate media coverage of the conflict.

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