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US-Sanctioned Bosnians Demand Proof of Their Wrongdoing - Vimarsana News

US-Sanctioned Bosnians Demand Proof of Their Wrongdoing

Newly US-sanctioned Bosnians, starting with the country's former intelligence chief, have called on the US Treasury Department and embassy to Bosnia to present evidence for their claims.

US Sanctions Bosnia's Former Intelligence Chief for 'Corruption' - Vimarsana News

US Sanctions Bosnia's Former Intelligence Chief for 'Corruption'

The US has added three more names to its sanctions list from Bosnia, starting with the country's former intelligence service chief, Mehmed Osmanagic.

Abortion: Narrowing the Court's Jurisdiction (H.R. 4327) - Vimarsana News

Abortion: Narrowing the Court's Jurisdiction (H.R. 4327)

(Archived document, may contain errors) 15 July 14, 1977 ABORTION: NARROWING THE COURT'S JURISDICTION H.R. 4237 Provisions and Status H. R. 4273 wa's introduced by Congressman Philip M. Crane (R-Ill.) on March 2, 1977. This bill would remove the question of abortion from the jurisdiction of all Federal courts, including the Supreme Court. It would thereby enable state legislatures to prohibit or regulate elective abortions without being reversed by the Federal judiciary. The bill is now in the hands of the House Judiciary Committee.

Venezuelan Opposition Schedules Presidential Primary Vote - Vimarsana News

Venezuelan Opposition Schedules Presidential Primary Vote

Early tensions have flared up over a proposal to collaborate with the country’s electoral authorities.

Rebuilding Democracy in Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Rebuilding Democracy in Venezuela

Venezuela's future should be in the hands of the Venezuelan people.No one can face this challenge for them, but democracies like theUnited States can and should stand with them and give strength tothose laboring to build a pluralistic society and an open economy.