Bombings, Deadly Protests Point To Long, Hard Summer In Iraq -- McClatchy News
BAGHDAD_The morning after a double suicide bombing of Iraq's Trade Bank, employees working around collapsed ceilings and bent beams to pack up computer equipment and files say they are a day away from reopening the institution central to Iraq's reconstruction efforts.
Resilience is a way of life here. But between the attacks, faltering electricity, which has sparked deadly protests, and the lack of a new government almost four months after national elections, Iraqis are dreading a long, hot, difficult summer ahead.
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