Resignation
Karnataka Chief Minister Yeddyurappa is on the brink of losing his chair. Just a few weeks back, Yeddy was on a high – the party had won a series of elections under his leadership. And the challenge from dissident MLAs who were hell-bent on pulling him.
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Maria del Pilar Hurtado, the chief of Colombia’s secret police, DAS, announces his resignation in Bogota, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008. Hurtado stepped down after an opposition leader charged that agents were monitoring him.
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