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PM Harper's surprising speech to the UN: Full of children, free of ISIL
by Alexander Panetta
The Canadian Press Translate This Article
26 September 2014
On 26 September 2014 The Canadian Press reported:
In a year of violence and geopolitical chaos, Prime Minister Stephen Harper used a surprising speech to the United Nations General Assembly to emphasize themes of peace and optimism. The Prime Minister's third address to the chamber was remarkable for what it did not include: the words 'Iraq' or 'Russia'. He did, however, refer to Tanzania and Senegal. He called for a birth certificate for every child. And he did this while speaking at length about newborns' health, which he has identified as his Number 1 foreign-development priority.
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