(2) Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

(2) Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi Shias stage a sit-in opposing formation of a U.S.-led government in Baghdad on April 28 as Jay Garner, the retired U.S. general administering postwar Iraq, met prominent Iraqis for talks to map out their political future.

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