Sunday, November 21, 2010

Coup Attempt Fails In Madagascar

Mutineers Defeated In Madagascar Coup Bid -- The Australian

AN attempted coup in Madagascar has been defused without bloodshed, the Prime Minister said yesterday.


Camille Vital said 16 officers surrendered, ending an impasse that began last Wednesday when a faction of officers declared they were taking over from President Andry Rajoelina.

Hundreds of soldiers loyal to Mr Rajoelina had converged on a base near Antananarivo's airport, where the mutineers were holed up.

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More News on the End of Madagascar's Coup Attempt

Madagascar PM says mutiny ends without bloodshed -- AP
Madagascan army crushes three-day mutiny -- Sydney Morning Herald
Coup attempt ends in Madagascar -- CNN
Soldiers end Madagascar officer 'mutiny' -- BBC
Madagascar forces storm rebel base -- Al Jazeera
Madagascan Soldier Says Dissident Officers Surrendered -- Voice of America
Army Storms Rebel Outpost in Madagascar -- New York Times
Madagascar Coup Leaders Surrender After Army Storms Barracks -- Bloomberg
Madagascar delays mayoral polls as mutiny quashed -- AFP

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