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Pelosi describes Supreme Court's decision to save Obamacare as historic victory

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Washington, Jun 17 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Will Oliver) The president of the US House of Representatives, Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, described on Thursday as a historic victory the Supreme Court's decision to save Obama's health care reform, known as Obamacare.FOOTAGE OF PELOSI'S PRESS CONFERENCE. SOUNDBITES OF NANCY PELOSI.

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