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Police are eager to talk to a disgruntled soldier after eleven people were shot dead on Tuesday on the Atlantic archipelago of Cape Verde. Eight
ADVERTISEMENTPolice are eager to talk to a disgruntled soldier after eleven people were shot dead on Tuesday on the Atlantic archipelago of Cape Verde.
Eight servicemen as well as a local civilian and two Spanish citizens were killed at a military barracks in Monte Tchota where the army guards a communications hub.
The government has dismissed any suggestion of a coup d’etat or drug-related murders – saying the first signs are that ‘personal motives’ were behind the attack.
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