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A bus passes by a house covered with anti-coup banners near Suva, 07 December 2006, as Fiji's military leader Voreqe Bainimarama sacks senior police officers and civil servants a day after warning he would not tolerate criticism of the bloodless coup he led this week. Newly-appointed premier admitted 07 December the military had illegally ousted the elected government but said the nation did not need Western-style democracy. In his first public comments a day after being sworn in, caretaker prime minister Jona Senilagakali defended the overthrow of what he termed a corrupt government and warned Australia and New Zealand not to interfere. AFP PHOTO/William WEST
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Suva, FIJI |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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William WEST |
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7 Decembrie 2006 |
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3400 x 1980 (1.31 MB) |
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