Iraq’s Shiite-led government should reverse last-minute changes to voting rules for a referendum on the country’s new constitution and head off a threatened Sunni boycott, U.S. and U.N. officials urged. A new version of the rules could be decided as early as Wednesday, and it would be put to parliament for a new vote. The crisis emerged less than two weeks before the Oct. 15 vote and just a day after the U.N. began distributing 5 million copies of the constitution to voters. Full Story
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