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SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SVP WAHLKAMPF FEST

Die Zuercher Regierungsraetin Rita Fuhrer, rechts, fechelt Bundesrat Samuel Schmid am Samstag, 23. August 2003, anlaesslich des SVP Wahlkampffestes in Holziken Luft zu. Im Zentrum des Festes stand die Diskussion ueber einen EU-Beitritt sowie die Asyl- und Migrationspolitik. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SVP WAHLKAMPF FEST

Die Zuercher Regierungsraetin Rita Fuhrer, links, und SVP-Praesident Ueli Maurer unterhalten sich am Samstag, 23. August 2003, anlaesslich des SVP Wahlkampffestes in Holziken. Im Zentrum des Festes stand die Diskussion ueber einen EU-Beitritt sowie die Asyl- und Migrationspolitik. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SVP WAHLKAMPF FEST SCHMID

Bundesrat Samuel Schmid haelt am Samstag, 23. August 2003, anlaesslich des SVP Wahlkampffestes in Holziken eine Rede. Im Zentrum des Festes stand die Diskussion ueber einen EU-Beitritt sowie die Asyl- und Migrationspolitik. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SVP WAHLKAMPF FEST MAURER

SVP-Praesident Ueli Maurer verfolgt am Samstag, 23. August 2003, anlaesslich des SVP Wahlkampffestes in Holziken eine Rede. Im Zentrum des Festes stand die Diskussion ueber einen EU-Beitritt sowie die Asyl- und Migrationspolitik. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SVP WAHLKAMPF FEST

JAHRESRUECKBLICK 2003 - INLAND - DIE ZAUBERFORMEL WANKT: Anlaesslich des SVP Wahlkampffestes in Holziken am Samstag, 23. August 2003, blieb der Stuhl eines CVP Vertreters im Rahmen einer Podiumsdiskussion leer. Statt dessen wurde eine orangefarbene Pappfigur als Ersatz aufgeboten. Es wird vermutet, dass die CVP eine Teilnahme an dem Fest bewusst boykottiert hat. Im Zentrum des Festes stand die Diskussion ueber einen EU-Beitritt sowie die Asyl- und Migrationspolitik. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt) [HOL129]

SCHWEIZ WAHLKAMPF SVP 2003 BLOCHER GROSS

SVP-Nationalrat Christoph Blocher, links, und SP-Nationalrat Andreas Gross nehmen am Samstag, 23. August 2003, anlaesslich des SVP Wahlkampffestes in Holziken an einer Podiumsdiskussion teil. Im Zentrum des Festes stand die Diskussion ueber einen EU-Beitritt sowie die Asyl- und Migrationspolitik. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SVP WAHLKAMPF FEST GROSS

SP-Nationalrat Andreas Gross nimmt am Samstag, 23. August 2003, anlaesslich des SVP Wahlkampffestes in Holziken an einer Podiumsdiskussion teil. Im Zentrum des Festes stand die Diskussion ueber einen EU-Beitritt sowie die Asyl- und Migrationspolitik. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

RUANDA WAHLEN

Supporters of Rwandan President Paul Kageme dance at his last rally on Saturday 23 August 2003, in the Stade Regional de Kigali before Presidential and Parliamentary elections are held in the country on August 25. Kageme is expected to win by a landslide in the first multi-party elections to be held since the 1994 genocide in which an estimated 800,000 Tutsi's and moderate Hutu's were killed. EPA PHOTO/EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

RUANDA WAHLEN

A Polio victim dances for Rwandan President Paul Kageme at his last rally in the Stade Regional de Kigali before Presidential and Parliamentary elections are held in the country on August 25. Kageme is expected to win by a landslide in the first multi-party elections to be held since the 1994 genocide in which an estimated 800,000 Tutsi's and moderate Hutu's were killed. EPA PHOTO/EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

RUANDA WAHLEN

A supporter of Rwandan President Paul Kagame and the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) carries a poster of President Kagame in front of a crowd, Saturday, Aug. 23, 2003 during the last day of campaigning at the Stage Regional de Kigali stadium in the Rwandan capital, Kigali. Rwanda will hold its first Presidential elections since the 1994 genocide on Aug 25. (AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo)

RUANDA WAHLEN

A supporter of Rwandan President Paul Kagame, leader of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), cheers as President Kagame addresses the crowd, Saturday, Aug 23, 2003 during the last day of campaigning at the Stage Regional de Kigali stadium in the Rwandan capital, Kigali. Rwanda will hold its first Presidential elections since the 1994 genocide on Aug 25. (AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo)

RUANDA WAHLEN

Rwandan President Paul Kagame, leader of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) salutes a crowd of supporters, Saturday, Aug 23, 2003 during the last day of campaigning at the Stage Regional de Kigali stadium in the Rwandan capital, Kigali. Rwanda will hold its first Presidential elections since the 1994 genocide on Aug 25. (AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo)

USA WAHLEN 2004 JOHN EDWARDS

US Senator and Democratic hopeful candidate for US President John Edwards (R) meets with Franklin, New Hampshire voters while on bus tour of the state 22 August, 2003. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/CJ GUNTHER)

USA WAHLEN 2004 JOHN EDWARDS

US Senator and Democratic hopeful candidate for US President John Edwards (R) is pulled down the street of Tilton, New Hampshire by his five-year-old daughter Emma Claire (R) while on a campaign bus tour of the state 22 August, 2003. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/CJ GUNTHER)

USA WAHLEN 2004 JOHN EDWARDS

US Senator and Democratic hopeful candidate for US President John Edwards (L) relaxes with his daughter Kate (R) while on a campaign bus tour of the state 22 August, 2003. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/CJ GUNTHER)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

California gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger talks to customers in Huntington Beach, Calif. surf store on Friday, 22 August, 2003. Schwarzenegger is trying to get elected in California's recall election. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/FRANCIS SPECKER)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

California gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger greets his supporters in Huntington Beach, Calif. on Friday, 22 August, 2003. Schwarzenegger is trying to get elected in California's recall election. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/FRANCIS SPECKER)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

California gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger pumps his fist to supporters in Huntington Beach, Calif. on Friday, 22 August, 2003. Schwarzenegger is trying to get elected in California's recall election. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/FRANCIS SPECKER)

USA WAHLEN 2004 GEORGE BUSH

Supporters of President George W. Bush line a street, WA., street Friday, 22 August, 2003. During a brief stop in the Seattle area, Bush went to fund raiser event at a nearby home. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/EBARRY SWEET)

USA WAHLEN 2004 GEORGE BUSH

Supporters of President George W. Bush line a Bellevue, WA., street Friday, 22 August, 2003. During a brief stop in the Seattle area, Bush went to fund raiser event at a nearby home.(KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/EBARRY SWEET)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Republican candidate for governor Arnold Schwarzenegger talks to reporters and others after autrographing a surfboard at Jack's Surf Shop in the Southern California coastal city of Huntington Beach, Calif., Friday, August 22, 2003. Schwarzenegger met with area business leaders and met local shop owners during a visit keyed to reforming the economy in California. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bob Galbraith)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Republican candidate for California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is given a "Terminator" T-shirt by Steve Metz, a college stufent from Pasadena, Calif., during the candidate's campaign visit to the Southern California coastal city of Huntington Beach, Calif., Friday, Aug. 22, 2003. Schwarzenegger met with area business leaders and met local shop owners during a visit keyed to reforming the economy in California. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Republican candidate for California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger gives the thumbs-up sign to fans cheering from a second-floor balcony as he winds up his campaign visit to the Southern California coastal city of Huntington Beach, Calif., Friday, Aug. 22, 2003. Schwarzenegger met with area business leaders and met local shop owners during a visit keyed to reforming the economy in California. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

USA WAHLEN 2004 GEORGE BUSH PROTEST

Protesters scream as President Bush's motorcade drives by Friday, Aug. 22, 2003, in Hunts Point, Wash. Several hundred protesters awaited Bush's arrival at a private fund-raiser. Police officers barred protesters from approaching the home of billionaire Craig McCaw, where Bush was to attend a $2,000-a-plate luncheon. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

RUSSLAND WAHLEN PARLAMENT

The Central Election Commission Chairman Alexander Veshnyakov speaks during the opening ceremony of political and public forum Elections-2003 in Moscow, 22 August 2003. Leaders and top officials from 28 political parties (including United Russia, Communist Party, Liberal-Democratic party, Union of Right Forces, excluded the Yabloko party) signed an agreement in which election participants bind themselves to fair-play rules in the upcoming elections to the State Duma and the lower house of the Russian parliament scheduled for 07 December 2003. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/EPA/YURI KOCHETKOV)

RUANDA WAHLEN

Rwandan President Paul Kageme (L) waves to a large crowd of supporters in Muwumba, about 200 km north-east of Kigali, Thursday 21 August 2003, for an election rally on behalf of his Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). Presidential elections are to be held on August 25 and will be the first multi-party elections in Rwanda since the 1994 genocide. A new constitution was recently passed by referendum which aims to prevent a repeat of the horror of 1994 in which some 800,000 Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus died, by preventing any political party from assuming dominance, and by banning the incitement of ethnic hatred. EPA PHOTO/EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

RUANDA WAHLEN

Supporters cheer on Rwandan President Paul Kageme in Muwumba, about 200 km north-east of Kigali, Thursday 21 August 2003, for an election rally on behalf of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). Presidential elections are to be held on August 25 and will be the first multi-party elections in Rwanda since the 1994 genocide. A new constitution was recently passed by referendum which aims to prevent a repeat of the horror of 1994 in which some 800,000 Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus died, by preventing any political party from assuming dominance, and by banning the incitement of ethnic hatred. EPA PHOTO/EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

RUANDA WAHLEN

A supporter cheers on Rwandan President Paul Kageme in Muwumba, about 200 km north-east of Kigali, Thursday 21 August 2003, for an election rally on behalf of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). Presidential elections are to be held on August 25 and will be the first multi-party elections in Rwanda since the 1994 genocide. A new constitution was recently passed by referendum which aims to prevent a repeat of the horror of 1994 in which some 800,000 Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus died, by preventing any political party from assuming dominance, and by banning the incitement of ethnic hatred. EPA PHOTO/EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

RUANDA WAHLEN

Rwandan President Paul Kageme (C) waves to a large crowd of supporters in Muwumba, about 200 km north-east of Kigali, Thursday 21 August 2003, for an election rally on behalf of his Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). Presidential elections are to be held on August 25 and will be the first multi-party elections in Rwanda since the 1994 genocide. A new constitution was recently passed by referendum which aims to prevent a repeat of the horror of 1994 in which some 800,000 Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus died, by preventing any political party from assuming dominance, and by banning the incitement of ethnic hatred. EPA PHOTO/EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

RUANDA WAHLEN

Supporters clap for Rwandan President Paul Kageme in Muwumba, about 200 km north-east of Kigali, Thursday 21 August 2003, for an election rally on behalf of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). Presidential elections are to be held on August 25 and will be the first multi-party elections in Rwanda since the 1994 genocide. A new constitution was recently passed by referendum which aims to prevent a repeat of the horror of 1994 in which some 800,000 Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus died, by preventing any political party from assuming dominance, and by banning the incitement of ethnic hatred. EPA PHOTO/EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

RUANDA WAHLEN

Supporters of Rwandan President Paul Kagame and leader of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) wave RPF flags in front of a portrait of Kagame, Thursday, Aug 21, 2003 during a campaign rally in Muvumba in north eastern Rwanda. Rwanda will hold its first Presidential elections since the 1994 genocide on Aug 25.(AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SVP PLAKAT MAURER

SVP-Parteipraesident Nationalrat Ueli Maurer, ZH, wettert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern gegen die anderen Bundesratsparteien und die Schweizerische Asylpolitik. Die SVP lanciert gleichzeitig ein Plakat mit einem gerupften Huhn. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLKAMPF SVP PLAKAT 2003

SVP-Nationalrat Christoph Blocher, ZH, wettert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern zusammen mit seinen Rats- und Parteikollegen Andre Bugnon, VD, Parteipraesident Ueli Maurer, ZH, und Toni Brunner, SG, von links nach rechts, gegen die anderen Bundesratsparteien und die Schweizerische Aussenpolitik. Die SVP lanciert gleichzeitig ein Plakat mit einem gerupften Huhn. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLKAMPF SVP PLAKAT 2003 BLOCHER

SVP-Nationalrat Christoph Blocher, ZH, plaediert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern gegen die anderen Bundesratsparteien und die Schweizerische Aussenpolitik. Die SVP lanciert gleichzeitig ein Plakat mit einem gerupften Huhn. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLKAMPF SVP PLAKAT 2003 BLOCHER BUGNON

SVP-Nationalrat Christoph Blocher, ZH, links, wettert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern zusammen mit seinem Rats- und Parteikollegen Andre Bugnon, VD, gegen die anderen Bundesratsparteien und die Schweizerische Aussenpolitik. Die SVP lanciert gleichzeitig ein Plakat mit einem gerupften Huhn. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLKAMPF SVP PLAKAT 2003 BLOCHER RUTZ

SVP-Nationalrat Christoph Blocher, ZH, rechts, diskutiert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern mit dem SVP-Generalsekretaer Gregor Rutz, bevor er gegen die anderen Bundesratsparteien und die Schweizerische Aussenpolitik wettert. Die SVP lanciert gleichzeitig ein Plakat mit einem gerupften Huhn. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLKAMPF SVP PLAKAT 2003 BLOCHER

SVP-Nationalrat Christoph Blocher, ZH, wettert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern gegen die anderen Bundesratsparteien und die Schweizerische Aussenpolitik. Die SVP lanciert gleichzeitig ein Plakat mit einem gerupften Huhn. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN NEBS EUROPA LABEL

Die Neue Europaeische Bewegung Schweiz NEBS lanciert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern das "label europa", das allen Kandidatinnen und Kandidaten der eidgenoessischen Wahlen angeboten wird. Das durch Pappfiguren sympolisierte Label ist ein Bekenntnis zur EU-Integration der Schweiz. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN NEBS EUROPA LABEL

Die Neue Europaeische Bewegung Schweiz NEBS lanciert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern das "label europa", das allen Kandidatinnen Kandidaten der eidgenoessischen Wahlen angeboten wird. Das durch Pappfiguren sympolisierte Label ist ein Bekenntnis zur EU-Integration der Schweiz. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN NEBS EUROPA LABEL

Eine Mitarbeiterin der Neuen Europaeische Bewegung Schweiz NEBS stellt am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern eine Pappfigur mit dem "label europa" auf. Das Label, welches allen Kandidatinnen und Kandidaten der eidgenoessischen Wahlen angeboten wird, ist ein Bekenntnis zur EU-Integration der Schweiz. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN NEBS EUROPA LABEL

Almut Bonhage, Generalsekretaerin der Neuen Europaeischen Bewegung Schweiz NEBS, rechts, erlaeutert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern zusammen mit dem NEBS Praesidenten Marc Suter, FDP-BE, Mitte, und dem Vizepraesidenten Francois Cherix das "label europa", welches allen Kandidatinnen und Kandidaten der eidgenoessischen Wahlen angeboten wird. Das durch Pappfiguren sympolisierte Label ist ein Bekenntnis zur EU-Integration der Schweiz. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN NEBS EUROPA LABEL

Die Neue Europaeische Bewegung Schweiz NEBS lanciert am Donnerstag, 21. August 2003, in Bern das "label europa", das allen Kandidatinnen Kandidaten der eidgenoessischen Wahlen angeboten wird. Das durch Pappfiguren sympolisierte Label ist ein Bekenntnis zur EU-Integration der Schweiz. (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Actor and Republican Gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger holds a press conference after a meeting with his economic advisors dubbed the 'California Economic Recovery Council' in Los Angeles, Wednesday, 20 August 2003. Schwarzenegger convened a high-profile summit on Wednesday to forge economic policy for his campaign. The former Bodybuilder vowed to make the state a "magnet for business" and added, "We all know that California right now is going in the wrong direction." (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/BRENDAN MCDERMID)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Actor and Republican Gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger (C) holds a press conference with former Secretary of State George Shultz (L) and billionaire investor Warren Buffett after a meeting with his economic advisors dubbed the 'California Economic Recovery Council' in Los Angeles, Wednesday, 20 August 2003. Schwarzenegger convened a high-profile summit on Wednesday to forge economic policy for his campaign. The former Bodybuilder vowed to make the state a "magnet for business" and added, "We all know that California right now is going in the wrong direction." (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/BRENDAN MCDERMID)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Actor and Republican Gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger appears before the press after a meeting with his economic advisors dubbed the 'California Economic Recovery Council' in Los Angeles, Wednesday, 20 August 2003. Schwarzenegger convened a high-profile summit on Wednesday to forge economic policy for his campaign. The former Bodybuilder vowed to make the state a "magnet for business" and added, "We all know that California right now is going in the wrong direction." (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/BRENDAN MCDERMID)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Actor and Republican Gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger holds a press conference after a meeting with his economic advisors dubbed the 'California Economic Recovery Council' in Los Angeles, Wednesday, 20 August 2003. Schwarzenegger convened a high-profile summit on Wednesday to forge economic policy for his campaign. The former Bodybuilder vowed to make the state a "magnet for business" and added, "We all know that California right now is going in the wrong direction." (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/EBRENDAN MCDERMID)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Actor and Republican Gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger (L) talks to the press as billionaire investor Warren Buffett (R) looks on, after a meeting with his economic advisors dubbed the 'California Economic Recovery Council' in Los Angeles, Wednesday, 20 August 2003. Schwarzenegger convened a high-profile summit on Wednesday to forge economic policy for his campaign and he vowed to make the state a "magnet for business" and added, "We all know that California right now is going in the wrong direction." (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/BRENDAN MCDERMID)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Recall gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger gives a thumbs up as he arrives for a news conference following a meeting with his economic advisors dubbed the "California Economic Recovery Council" in Los Angeles, Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2003. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Chris Carlson)

RUANDA WAHLEN

** TO GO WITH STORY RWANDA CHARGED ATMOSPHERE ** A man hold a portrait of Rwandan President Paul Kagame in front of a crowd of Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) supporters, Monday, Aug 18, 2003 during a campaign rally by Rwandan President Paul Kagame and leader of the RPF in Byumba in northern Rwanda.This coming Monday's election has been billed as a showcase for how far Rwanda has come since it was shattered by genocide nine years ago. (AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo)

USA WAHLKAMPF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

Gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger, center, is joined by investor Warren Buffett, left, and former Secretary of State George Shultz as he arrives for a meeting with his economic advisors dubbed the "California Economic Recovery Council" in Los Angeles, Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2003. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

AFGHANISTAN WAHLEN KARZAI FAHIM

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai, right, listens to Afghan Defense Minister Gen. Mohammed Fahim in Kabul, Afghanistan in this Aug. 19, 2003. In a surprise move, Karzai, who announced his candidacy Monday, July 26, 2004, for landmark October elections, dropped Fahim, arguably the nation's most powerful warlord, from his ticket, replacing him with Ahmad Zia Massood, the brother of Afghanistan's greatest resistance hero. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SECONDAS

Von links: Die NationalratskandidatInnen der Liste "Secondas Plus" mit Natalie Avanzino, Chaorong Tang-Fricker, Salvatore di Concilio, Rahana Schuler-Karim, Andrew Katumba und Viktoria Toth,, strahlen an einer Medienkonferenz in Zuerich am Dienstag, 19. August 2003. Das Komitee Secondas Plus hat zur Lancierung des Wahlkampfes fuer die Nationalratswahlen im kommenden Oktober seine Kandidaten und Kandidatinnen vorgestellt sowie ueber ihre Ziele orientiert. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SECONDAS

Von links: Die Nationalrats-KandidatInnen der Liste "Secondas Plus" mit Natalie Avanzino, Rahana Schuler-Karim und Andrew Katumba strahlen an einer Medienkonferenz in Zuerich am Dienstag,19. August 2003. Das Komitee Secondas Plus hat zur Lancierung des Wahlkampfes fuer die Nationalratswahlen im kommenden Oktober seine Kandidaten und Kandidatinnen vorgestellt sowie ueber ihre Ziele orientiert. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SECONDAS

Andrew Katumba, Nationalratskandidat "Secondas Plus", strahlt an einer Medienkonferenz in Zuerich am Dienstag, 19. August 2003. Das Komitee Secondas Plus hat zur Lancierung des Wahlkampfes fuer die Nationalratswahlen im kommenden Oktober seine Kandidaten und Kandidatinnen vorgestellt sowie ueber ihre Ziele orientiert. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN SECONDAS

Andrew Katumba, Nationalratskandidat "Secondas Plus", strahlt an einer Medienkonferenz in Zuerich am Dienstag, 19. August 2003. Das Komitee Secondas Plus hat zur Lancierung des Wahlkampfes fuer die Nationalratswahlen im kommenden Oktober seine Kandidaten und Kandidatinnen vorgestellt sowie ueber ihre Ziele orientiert. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN FDP CHRISTIANE LANGENBERGER

FDP Praesidentin Christiane Langenberger aeussert sich am Montag, 18. August 2003 in Bern zur Alters- und Sozialpolitik. "Mehr Arbeitsplatzsicherheit, Mehr Buergersicherheit, Mehr Rentensicherheit!". Mit diesem Appell startet die FDP den Wahlkampf. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN FDP CHRISTIANE LANGENBERGER

FDP Praesidentin Christiane Langenberger aeussert sich am Montag, 18. August 2003 in Bern zur Alters- und Sozialpolitik. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ WAHLEN FDP CHRISTIANE LANGENBERGER

FDP Praesidentin Christiane Langenberger aeussert sich am Montag, 18. August 2003 in Bern zur Alters- und Sozialpolitik. "Mehr Arbeitsplatzsicherheit, Mehr Buergersicherheit, Mehr Rentensicherheit!". Mit diesem Appell startet die FDP den Wahlkampf. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

USA KALIFORIEN WAHLEN MARY CAREY

Gubernatorial candidate and porn star Mary Carey poses for the media during a campaign stop in Sacramento, Calif., on Saturday, August 16, 2003. Carey talked about her platform, signed autographs and posed for photos at her first political rally in the Capitol as a candidate in the October recall election. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Steve Yeater)

PARAGUAY AMTSEINFUEHRUNG DUARTE

From left seated at table are Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe, Spain's Prince Felipe, Cuban President Fidel Castro, Ecuadorean President Lucio Gutierrez and Bolivia's Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, Chilean President Ricardo Lagos and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva during lunch in Asuncion, Paraguay, Friday, August 15, 2003, after attending the inauguration for Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte.(KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Dado Galdieri)

PARAGUAY AMTSEINFUEHRUNG DUARTE

Cuban President Fidel Castro, center, takes photos during a lunch after attending the swearing-in ceremony of new Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte in Asuncion, Paraguay, Friday, August 15, 2003. At right is Ecuador's President Lucio Gutierrez and at left Spanish Prince Felipe. The camera belongs to his personal photographer. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Dado Galdieri)

USA WAHLEN 2004 2004 JOHN EDWARDS

Democratic presidential hopeful U.S. Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina, greets fairgoers at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa, Friday, August 15, 2003. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Mark Kegans)

PARAGUAY WAHLEN EINSETZUNG DUARTE

New Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte, left, waves to wellwishers with his wife Gloria Penayo in Asuncion, Paraguay, Friday, August 15, 2003. Duarte took office Friday as Paraguay's 47th president, pledging to tackle the worst economic crisis in the history of one of Latin America's poorest nations. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Dado Galdieri)

PARAGUAY WAHLEN EINSETZUNG DUARTE

Argentina President Nestor Kirchner, right, speaks with Brazil's Luiz Ignacio Lula Da Silva during new Paraguayan President Nicanor Duarte's swearing-in ceremony in Asuncion, Paraguay, Friday, August. 15, 2003. Duarte took office Friday as Paraguay's 47th president, pledging to tackle the worst economic crisis in the history of the poor South American nation. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko)