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Guinea's military junta
says leader must return
Associated Press
January 14, 2010
 CONAKRY,
Guinea – Guinea's military junta says its wounded leader
must be allowed to return home from a nearby country
where he is being held under armed guard.
But the statement read on state-run radio on Thursday
about Capt. Moussa "Dadis" Camara directly contradicted
the junta's No. 2 Gen. Sekouba Konate, who has assured
the international community that Camara should not be
allowed to return.
Konate took control of Guinea last month after an
assassination attempt on Camara, who was evacuated to
Morocco for surgery. On Tuesday, Morocco flew him to
Burkina Faso, where he is being held in a heavily
guarded villa.
In Camara's absence, Konate began taking steps to return
his West African country to civilian rule, and many fear
those efforts would be derailed if the military
strongman is allowed back in.
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for
further information. AP's earlier story is below.
CONAKRY, Guinea (AP) — Hundreds of people have held a
demonstration at Guinea's international airport in
support of their country's wounded junta chief.
The protesters chanted slogans and held up signs calling
for the return of Capt. Moussa "Dadis" Camara. They said
they planned to block the runway Thursday and not let
any planes land unless they are carrying Camara.
Camara was evacuated to Morocco last month for emergency
surgery after an assassination attempt. But Morocco flew
him to Burkina Faso, which is near Guinea, on Tuesday,
where he is now holed up in a heavily guarded villa.
The surprise move came as Guinea had been making
tentative steps toward a return to civilian rule, which
many fear could be derailed if Camara returns to the
West African country
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