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Madagascar, Military Coup Leader

What to know about the events leading up to Madagascar's military coup

Madagascar's military seized power from the civilian government Tuesday, a high-ranking commander announced after President Andry Rajoelina fled the sprawling Indian Ocean island country for his safet...

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Madagascar’s military takes power, says colonel

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Madagascar's Military Coup Leader Tells AP He Is 'Taking the Position of President'

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Madagascar's military coup leader says he is "taking the position of president"

Col. Michael Randrianirina, who led a rebellion by soldiers that ousted President Andry Rajoelina, said he expects to be sworn in as the Indian Ocean country’s new leader in the next few days.

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Madagascar's top court invites army colonel to serve as president after power grab

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Madagascar military seizes power after parliament impeaches President amid youth-led revolt

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Madagascar Military Takes Over Government After President Impeached

“We have taken the power," Reuters quoted Colonel Michael Randrianirina announcing on national radio.

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Crowds in Madagascar cheer as military unit seizes power

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Madagascar’s prez flees after military rebellion

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