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November 2006
Government and the Maoists signed a Peace Accord
» Peace accord: The government of Nepal and Communist Party Nepal-Maoist have signed a historic peace accord (Comprehensive Peace Accord (CPA)), declaring a formal end to a 10-year rebel insurgency. By making the ceasefire permanent, the accord declares the armed insurgency that began since February, 1996 as officially over.
Main features of the CPA, which includes 10 main sections are e.g.
- Formal end of the Maoists' People's War that began in 1996
- No political rights to King; his property to be nationalised under public trusts

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November 2006
Government and the Maoists seal the historic deal

» Maoists agree peace deal: The Maoists and the government have agreed to manage weapons under a single-lock system of their respective commanders. However the place will be under a strict and close-circuit sensitive monitoring of the UN, which will be given free access to the storage, according to reports. Accordingly, equal number of weapons from both sides would be locked up within a single lock-up storage system. Once the detailed political pact is signed, the UN would start its technical monitoring procedure.
The deal lists a timetable as per which the Maoists will be joining the interim government on December 1, 2006. The deal includes agreement on all issues such as fate of monarchy, arms management, interim constitution, interim legislature, interim government and electoral system for Constituent Assembly.

The agreement was signed by Maoist chairman Prachanda on behalf of his party. Likewise, on behalf of SPA, Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala, UML general secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal, NC (Democratic) president Sher Bahadur Deuba, People's Front president and deputy Prime Minister Amik Sherchan, general secretary of Nepal Sadbhavana Party (NSP-Anandidevi) Bharat Bimal Yadav, president of Nepal Workers and Peasants Party (NWPP) Narayan Man Bijukchhe, Leftist Front leader CP Mainali have signed the agreement.

Nepal: SPA Government - CPN(M) Agreement
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(7 November 2006) - BBC News

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November 2006
Arms management agreement
» Arms management: The Government and Maoist rebels have reached reached the understanding on modality of weapons management. A key agreement: 35,000 Maoist combatants will remain in seven cantonments. Further details will be presented soon.

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October 2006
Ceasefire extended
» Ceasefire: The Maoists have decided to extend their three-month-long ceasefire which is going to end on 29 October 2006 stating that the ceasefire - considering the ongoing peace talks - is "automatically extended".
The government and the Maoists have been seeking a point to stamp a permanent ceasefire pact, a member of the Maoist talks said.
» Peace process: Ian Martin, Personal Representative of UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan said he has felt progress in the peace initiatives taken by government as well as the Maoists in the recent days. The UN team and the concerned parties were now discussing the modalities of the arms management.

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October 2006
Peace talks making positive headway - rebels and government
» Elections agreement : The Government and Maoist rebels have agreed on elections to a special assembly which will write a new constitution by the middle of June 2007.
» Peace talks positive : High-level peace talks in Nepal, which got under way at the weekend, are making good progress, according to both government and Maoist rebel representatives.
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Peace talks making positive headway - rebels and government
(October 2006)
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