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Crowds protest sanctions, pressure, after Mali vote delay

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Thousands join government-sponsored rally in Mali's capital to protest new regional economic sanctions and growing pressure from former colonizer France. West Africa's 15-nation ECOWAS regional bloc imposed tougher economic sanctions on Mali last Sunday. New measures effectively freeze the Republic of Mali's assets in commercial banks.

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News18 India

Crowds Protest Sanctions, Pressure, After Mali Vote Delay

Tens of thousands have joined in a governmentsponsored rally in Malis capital to protest new regional economic sanctions and growing pressure from former colonizer France, after Mali's military ruler pushed back promised elections by four years.

2 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

Crowds protest sanctions, pressure, after Mali vote delay

BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Thousands have joined in a government-sponsored rally in Mali’s capital to protest new regional economic sanctions and growing pressure from former colonizer France, after Mali's military ruler pushed back promised elections by four years.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Crowds protest sanctions, pressure, after Mali vote delay

Tens of thousands have joined in a government-sponsored rally in Mali’s capital to protest new regional economic sanctions and growing pressure from former colonizer France, after Mali’s military ruler pushed back promised elections by four years

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Crowds protest sanctions, pressure, after Mali vote delay

Thousands have joined in a government-sponsored rally in Mali’s capital to protest new regional economic sanctions and growing pressure from former colonizer France, after Mali’s military ruler pushed back promised elections by four years

2 years ago

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Crowds protest sanctions, pressure, after Mali vote delay - Local News 8

By BABA AHMED Associated PressBAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Tens of thousands have joined in a government-sponsored rally in Mali’s capital to protest new regional economic sanctions and growing pressure from former colonizer France, after Mali’s military ruler pushed back promised elections by four years. The demonstrators in Bamako Friday shouted: “Down with imperialism, down with ECOWAS, down with France.” The protest had the support of Mali’s interim …

2 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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