We have started to collect the most important news related to Mauritania in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Hundreds of migrants come ashore in Mauritania, after spending a week off the coast on a stricken ship.
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Mauritania agrees to let a stricken ship carrying several hundred migrants ashore, the Spanish government says.
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A boat delivers food and water to a ship carrying migrants, anchored off the Mauritanian coast.
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Mauritania refuses to allow a ship with migrants to dock after it broke down and a Spanish boat towed it ashore.
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Results from a second round of voting in Mauritania's parliamentary elections show no party has a majority.
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The opposition wins the first stage of Mauritania's first poll since a coup ended 20 years of authoritarian rule.
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Mauritanians vote in the first election since last year's bloodless coup ended 20 years of authoritarian rule.
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North and West Africa is placed on alert for a locust outbreak, which devastated Mauritania two years ago.
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Police in Mauritania say at least eight have died trying to illegally enter the Spanish Canary Islands by boat.
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Mauritanians overwhelmingly back a new constitution imposing term limits on presidents.
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Several army officers are arrested suspected of plotting to overthrow President Yahya Jammeh.
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