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U.S. May Act Unilaterally Against Zimbabwe, White House Says

Reuters
Jun 30, 2008



WASHINGTON—The Bush administration is pressing for sanctions against Zimbabwe at the United Nations but may also act unilaterally against the government of President Robert Mugabe, White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said Monday.

"We will press for strong action by the United Nations but we could also act unilaterally," Perino said. "It could come in multiple ways. Obviously, sanctions work best when there are multiple parties working in concert, like we are with the European Union when it comes to getting Iran to halt its uranium enrichment."

Mugabe was re-elected unopposed in an election condemned as violent and unfair by monitors.


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