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Mali's Tuareg rebels agree timetable to disarm

Source: Reuters (1 minute ago)

(Adds detail from paragraph 4) ALGIERS, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The Malian government and Tuareg rebels agreed on Tuesday to start implementing an Algerian-brokered peace deal for the northeast desert ...  Full article


Mali's Tuareg rebels agree timetable to disarm
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An elderly man sits inside a traditional hut in the village of Daman, 65km (40 miles) southeast of Bamako in this January 11, 2007 file photograph. Exacerbating the rural exodus in Mali is a tumble in the price of cotton -- the West African country's staple crop -- that has left many farmers in penury. The government blames the slump on U.S. subsidies totalling some $4 billion a year. To match feature MALI-AGRICULTURE/. Picture taken January 11, 2007.


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