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Madagascar: Govt Feared 'Troubles' From Ex-Leader's Activists
RNW Africa, 22 January 2012
Madagascar's authorities wanted a plane carrying former leader Marc Ravalomanana to land away from the capital so he could be arrested without trouble from with his supporters,… Read more »
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Madagascar: Ravalomanana Ignores Arrest Threat to Return Home
RFI, 21 January 2012
Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana is on his way home after a three-year exile in South Africa despite threats to arrest him. Read more »
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Madagascar: Govt Turns Back Ravalomanana Flight
RFI, 21 January 2012
Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana has been barred from flying home on Saturday in an attempt to end his three-year exile in South Africa. Read more »
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Madagascar: Ravalomanana Ignores Arrest Threat to Return Home
RFI, 21 January 2012
Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana is on his way home after a three-year exile in South Africa despite threats to arrest him. Read more »
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Madagascar: Exiled Leader Confident Of Safe Return Home
RNW Africa, 21 January 2012
Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana said Saturday he was confident that he would not be arrested upon his return home, as he checked in for a flight to end his three-year… Read more »
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Madagascar: Ravalomanana 'To Return to Madagascar Saturday'
RNW Africa, 20 January 2012
Madagascar's ex-president Marc Ravalomanana said Friday he will return home from exile in South Africa on Saturday, almost three years after he was ousted by the island's current… Read more »
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Madagascar: Ravalomanana in New Bid to Return
Nation, 19 January 2012
Former Madagascar president Marc Ravalomanana on Wednesday announced that he would return to the Indian Ocean Island on Saturday. Read more »
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Madagascar: Ravolamanana Going Home to 'Make Peace, Not War'
SAPA, 20 January 2012
Ousted Madagascan president Marc Ravolamanana will fly back to his home country on Saturday, he said on Friday. Read more »
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Madagascar: Exiled Leader Eyes Return
RNW Africa, 18 January 2012
Madagascar's exiled leader Marc Ravalomanana said Wednesday that he is preparing to return home, nearly three years after his overthrow. Read more »
Risk of 'Troubles' Led to Action by Malagasy Authorities
Madagascar's authorities wanted a plane carrying former leader Marc Ravalomanana to land away from the capital so he could be arrested without trouble from with his supporters, officials said.
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Madagascar: Ravalomanana's Return Hangs in the Balance
ISS, 20 September 2011
On Saturday, political leaders in Madagascar finally signed the roadmap that is likely to resolve the ongoing political crisis. Read more »
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Madagascar: Rajoelina Not Seeking Ravalomanana's Arrest, Says South Africa
RFI, 22 September 2011
South Africa's deputy foreign affairs chief Marius Fransman has denied reports that Madgascar coup leader Andry Rajoelina is seeking the arrest of former president Marc… Read more »
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Madagascar: Madagascan Leaders Make Reconciliation, Democracy Moves
The Moment, 18 September 2011
MADAGASCAN parties yesterday signed an agreement allowing the return of former President Marc Ravalomanana, whose 2009 ouster plunged the country into a political paralysis. Read more »
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Madagascar: Regional Leaders Call for Deposed President's Return
allAfrica, 13 June 2011
Southern African leaders have called on Madagascar's rulers to allow exiled leaders, including the deposed president, Marc Ravalomanana, to return home. However, the country's… Read more »
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Madagascar: Ravalomanana's Fate Bedevils Talks
allAfrica, 9 June 2011
The return to Madagascar of its deposed and exiled president, Marc Ravalomanana, is creating profound division among the political formations which met in Botswana this week to… Read more »
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Southern African officials have condemned both President Andry Rajoelina and exiled leader Marc Ravalomanana as "irresponsible" after the latter's abortive bid to return home last ... Read more »
