Nigerien Soldiers Mutiny Over Unpaid Salaries
Disgruntled troops in eastern Niger seized officials in Diffa and Niamey, seized a radio station, and imposed a curfew while demanding the resignation of Army Chief Col Moumouni Boureima and negotiations with Prime Minister Hama Amadou. Loyal forces were ordered to restore control. no casualties reported.
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Diffa
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Ousmane Kiari
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Moumouni Boureima
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Tandja Mamadou
France
Protests and Looting Mark Bank Closings in Uruguay
In Montevideo police dispersed about 100 looters who raided a supermarket and several small shops as unions protested government bank closures aimed at halting deposit runs. Thousands joined a four hour rally while cash lines formed outside banks shuttered through Friday amid a worsening financial crisis and planned reforms.
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Montevideo
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Jorge Batlle
Eduardo Pereira
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Queen Elizabeth visits Sikh temple on Golden Jubilee tour
During her Golden Jubilee tour Queen Elizabeth II became the first reigning British monarch to visit a Sikh temple in Britain part of a series of religious diversity events marking 50 years on the throne. She had already visited a mosque and Hindu temple and would soon visit a synagogue. At the Guru Nanak Sikh museum she was presented with a gold gift.
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Elizabeth II
Britain
Guru Nanak Sikh Museum
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