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Spotlight MADAGASCAR Issue dated 07/02/2009

A battle with at least two losers

Whatever the outcome, the present political crisis has already shown just how unpopular President Marc Ravalomanana is in Antananarivo and several provincial towns. The second half of his second presidential mandate has got off to a poor start. The confrontation [...] (736 words)

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