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           AP - Thu Sep 21, 6:41 PM ET     President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, speaks at the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies Thursday, Sept. 21, 2006, at Princeton University in Princeton, N.J. Kagame, the leader of the Tutsi rebels who ended a genocide in his country,
 has to balance the sometimes disparate goals of upholding democratic ideals while keeping order in a land that has seen incredible horror. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)                Friday, September 22, 2006Today | Previous | Next | Calendar                 Front News Sports Opinion Street Features Archives     Staff Join Contact Us     Photo Prints Subscribe E-Prince Advertising RSS Feed                Princeton, NJ WeatherCloudy,
 63¨¬F            PRESIDENTIAL VISITKagame: Rwanda breaking with its ugly pastBy Jonathan ZebrowskiPrincetonian Staff Writer             Photo by Sherry Zhang    (Expand Photo)Rwandan President Paul Kagame speaks to a packed McCosh 50 on Thursday afternoon. He told the audience that Rwanda has set a goal to become a middle-income country by 2020.    "There are no easy questions and no easy answers in Rwanda, but you have to do something in any case," Rwandan President Paul Kagame told a packed audience Thursday afternoon.    Traveling to Princeton during a brief interlude in this year's session of the United Nations General Assembly, Kagame described both the
 progress Rwanda has made and the challenges his nation still faces since the devastating 1994 genocide, which left over 800,000 people dead.    "Most post-conflict reconstruction tends to revolve around the restoration of [socioeconomic] frameworks," Kagame said. He added, however, that "successful reconstruction depends ... on how new politics differ from the old practices" that created conflict. In reconstruction, "society makes a decisive break with its ugly past."    In the aftermath of the genocide, important infrastructure such as hospitals and schools had been destroyed or abandoned, and the professionals required to administer such facilities had fled the country, Kagame explained.    With the aid and consultation of many foreign nations, nongovernmental organizations and private entities, Rwanda has been able to achieve many of its reconstruction goals, including resettling
 millions of refugees, reintegrating militias, scaling down the army and discouraging the resurgence of ethnically-driven political debate.    Through careful privatization of state-run entities, the creation of new oversight agencies and other stabilization moves, Rwanda has improved its status and has set a goal to become a middle-income country by 2020, Kagame said.  Continue reading below                                                         Sharangabo Rufagari               
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