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Mali clash victims' bodies brought to opposition leader's mosque

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The bodies of the civilians killed in clashes in Mali's capital Bamako are brought to the mosque of influential imam and opposition coalition leader Mahmoud Dicko for funeral prayers. Mali is experiencing the worst civil unrest in years as demonstrators push for the resignation of President Ibrahm Boubacar Keita. IMAGES

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