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“Mali is on the road to recovery. It is recovering its territorial integrity, is actively preparing for the presidential elections in July and, with the international donor conference in Brussels, is making progress in its development.”
“There is in particular an improvement of the security conditions in the big cities of the north which were freed from jihadi groups. As proved by the visit of the French President François Hollande in Timbuktu, which was greeted with joy by the people.”
“They took Diabaly after fierce fighting and resistance from the Malian army that was not able to hold them off at that moment. About five [rebel] vehicles entered the town. Now they're stationed about 200m (650ft) from the military camp but they haven't taken the camp. They've killed a few soldiers.”
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Mali, oficialmente a República do Mali, é um país sem litoral na África Ocidental. É o oitavo maior país da África e o 23º maior país do mundo, com uma área de 1,240,192 quilômetros quadrados (478,841 sq mi). Faz fronteira ao norte com a Argélia, a leste com o Níger, a noroeste com a Mauritânia, ao sul com Burkina Faso e Costa do Marfim, e a oeste com a Guiné e o Senegal. A população é de cerca de 25.20 milhões, 47.19% dos quais são estimados como tendo menos de 15 anos em 2024. Sua capital e maior cidade é Bamako. O francês era a língua oficial até 2022, quando foi substituída por 13 línguas africanas, sendo o bambara a primeira língua da maioria da população.
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