Nepal celebrates peace agreement

Nepal celebrated the end of a bloody 10-year insurgency by declaring a public holiday today, as the international community hailed the deal under which communist rebels will join an interim government.

Nepal celebrates peace agreement

Nepal celebrated the end of a bloody 10-year insurgency by declaring a public holiday today, as the international community hailed the deal under which communist rebels will join an interim government.

Prime minister Girija Prasad Koirala and Maoist rebel leader Prachanda signed the accord yesterday at a Kathmandu convention hall packed with cheering officials, dignitaries and foreign diplomats.

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