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KATMANDU, Nepal — Nepal moved a step closer to a comprehensive peace deal with an agreement to integrate 6,500 former Maoist fighters into the nation’s armed forces and offer compensation packages to other ex-rebels. In a seven-point interim deal forged late Tuesday, the Himalayan nation’s four major political parties also agreed to complete the stalled peace process within a month, hand over property seized during the civil war and prepare a draft constitution.
