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- 24 January 2013: Wikinews interviews Aurélien Miralles about Sirenoscincus mobydick species discovery
- 7 April 2011: At least fourteen dead after eating toxic fish in Madagascar
- 13 May 2010: Madagascar's leader Andry Rajoelina 'will not run in polls'
- 6 March 2010: Somali pirates seize tanker off coast of Madagascar
- 21 December 2009: Madagascar leader names army officer as prime minister
- 7 November 2009: Madagascar political rivals agree to unity government deal
- 22 March 2009: Madagascar's former opposition leader sworn in as president
- 17 March 2009: Madagascar President resigns, unclear rule in Antananarivo
- 16 March 2009: Coup in Madagascar; opposition leader backs army
- 14 July 2008: 13 missing from ship off coast of Madagascar; two rescued
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