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In Amman, Jordan, Ibrahim Taya is the youngest of 12 born to Palestinian refugees.
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So there are several people, several groups, within Mauritania who wanted to see Ould Taya out.
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Mr Daddah, 65, an economist and brother of Mauritania's first post-independence leader, unsuccessfully ran against Mr Taya in 1992 and 2003.
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The little attention paid to Mr. Taya's downfall and the failure to fully understand its broader implications underscore the West's continued failure in Africa.
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An attempted coup against Mauritania's president, Maaouya Sid Ahmed Ould Taya, was put down after heavy fighting in the centre of Nouakchott, the capital.
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Wayyu Taya provides them with a space, protected from the harsh sun and rain, materials and an opportunity to discuss family planning, nutrition and hygiene.
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His widow, Taya Kyle, told the crowd she was broken but that her family would "put one foot in front of the other" to get through their grief.
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Kyle was married to Taya Kyle and had two children.
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The main suspect in the case, Dr Khelifa Hanouti is accused of impersonating an obstetrician and running an abortion clinic in the Algiers suburb of Ain Taya, the agency says.
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The overthrow of Mauritanian president Maaouiy Ould Sid Ahmed Taya last month by a military junta calling itself the Council for Justice and Democracy passed almost without comment among Western observers.
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Mr. Taya, 33 years old, didn't go to college, but took technical training courses, first by correspondence in Jordan and then by going to Canada and China to learn how to maintain pieces of equipment.
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