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Showing posts with label abdoulaye wade. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Wade says will learn lesson from Senegal riots, Posted by Meosha Eaton
* Senegal leader says will "learn lesson" from protests
* Statement unclear on election plans
* Message follows earlier French warning to Wade
By Diadie Ba
DAKAR, July 7 - Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade has said he must "learn a lesson" from violent protests against his government, but did not specify whether this would alter his controversial plan to stand for re-election.
The message follows a blunt warning earlier this week from former colonial power and close ally France against Wade seeking to cling on to power.
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