U.S. Recognizes Madagascar Leader

26 Jun 2002

The United States became the first country to take a formal stand on the leadership battle for control of this politically divided island nation, recognizing Marc Ravalomanana as the legitimate president of Madagascar, the U.S. ambassador here said Wednesday. Full Story

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