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Add as a preferred source on GoogleAl Jazeera said the leaders had been arrested after an October strike; its NewsFeed item was published Nov. 14.
Al Jazeera’s NewsFeed item, published Nov. 14, reported that hundreds in Bangui, the Central African Republic’s capital, called for five civil society leaders’ release and opposed rising fuel prices.
The outlet said the leaders were arrested after an October strike. The item gave no further details about the demonstration and included no comment from authorities.
Resolution 2836 sets a military ceiling of 12,000 and requests a gradual, sequenced transfer of selected duties tied to conditions and national capacity.
GDACS dates the fire from Nov. 7 to Nov. 10 and recorded no people affected within the burned area.
Effective Nov. 9, combined tax relief fell to 19.1 cents per liter for gasoline and 22.7 cents for diesel, below the levels set a week earlier.
