Burkina Faso leader vows to stay after protesters storm parliament

Burkina Faso’s veteran leader refused to resign in the face of violent protests that posed the greatest threat to his nearly three-decade rule.

Burkina Faso leader vows to stay after protesters storm parliament
Fri, 31 Oct, 2014 - 06:07

Burkina Faso’s veteran leader refused to resign in the face of violent protests that posed the greatest threat to his nearly three-decade rule.

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