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Mali junta pardons 49 Ivorian soldiers whose detention sparked a diplomatic row

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Mali’s military leader has pardoned 49 soldiers from neighbouring Ivory Coast who were arrested in July and accused of being mercenaries, the Malian presidency said in a statement.

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Reuters

Mali leader pardons Ivorian soldiers, suspends 46 prison sentences

Mali's junta leader has pardoned 49 Ivorian soldiers arrested in July and accused of conspiring against the Malian government, the presidency said in a statement on Friday.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Mali leader pardons Ivorian soldiers, suspends 46 prison sentences

BAMAKO (Reuters) -Mali's junta leader has pardoned 49 Ivorian soldiers arrested in July and accused of conspiring against the Malian government, the presidency said in a statement on Friday. Read full story

1 year ago·Malaysia

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The Washington Post

49 Ivory Coast soldiers pardoned by Mali's junta leader

The leader of Mali’s military junta has pardoned 49 soldiers from neighboring Ivory Coast who were convicted of undermining Mali’s state security and conspiracy against the government

1 year ago

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Winnipeg Free Press

49 Ivory Coast soldiers pardoned by Mali's junta leader

BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Mali’s military junta leader on Friday pardoned 49 soldiers from neighboring Ivory Coast who were convicted of undermining Mali’s state security and conspiracy against the government, […]

1 year ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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National Post

49 Ivory Coast soldiers pardoned by Mali's junta leader

BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Mali’s military junta leader on Friday pardoned 49 soldiers from neighboring Ivory Coast who were convicted of undermining Mali’s state…

1 year ago·Canada

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The West Australian

Mali sends pardoned soldiers home

Mali's military junta has released 46 Ivory Coast soldiers who'd been facing sentences of 20 years for allegedly undermining state security and sent them home.

1 year ago

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