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MADAGASCAR Issue dated 01/02/2013

TGV wants to draw a line under 2009

Before leaving his post, President Andry Rajoelina would like to set the ball rolling for indemnifying the firms pillaged during the riots at the start of 2009. [...] (165 words)

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