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Monday, 25 March 2013

CAR rebel head Michel Djotodia 'suspends constitution

The leader of rebels who have seized the capital of the Central African Republic says he is suspending the constitution and dissolving parliament.
Michel Djotodia said there would be a transition period until "credible and transparent" elections, during which he would "legislate by decree".
He added he would uphold a peace deal that promises elections in three years.
Ousted CAR leader Francois Bozize has fled to neighbouring Cameroon, officials there have announced.
Following the takeover, the African Union has suspended CAR and imposed sanctions on rebel leaders.
About 5,000 Seleka fighters swept into the capital Bangui on Sunday after the collapse of a power-sharing deal - the Libreville Accord.

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