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schema:articleBody	Mali's popular opposition movement has rejected a charter for a transition government backed by the ruling army officers who ousted president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita. The military junta backed a charter for an 18-month transition government on Saturday, after a three-day forum with political parties and civil-society representatives. But the June 5 Movement, which took part in the talks, later rejected the roadmap in a statement, and accused the junta of a "desire to monopolise and confiscate power". It also said that the discussions had taken place against a backdrop of "intimidation, antidemocratic and unfair practices worthy of another era". Conclusions from forum working groups were not reflected in the final document, the June 5 Movement said, pointing for example to broad support for a civilian transition president. A committee chosen by the junta, which was overseeing the talks, adopted the final version of the charter by acclamation on Saturday. Either a civilian or a military officer can become transition president, the committee's rapporteur told delegates. AFP has not seen the final version of the charter. However, an earlier version seen on Saturday stipulated that a junta-appointed committee would pick the transition president, raising questions about the military's influence. The June 5 Movement is a loose coalition of opposition groups, religious leaders and civil figures who organised a months-long wave of protests against President Keita, which led up to his ouster and arrest in a military coup on August 18. Some seats in the 121-person legislature foreseen in the charter are reserved for members of the movement. sd-kt/eml/lc
schema:headline	Mali opposition rejects junta-backed transition charter
schema:mentions	Rapporteur Military dictatorship Agence France-Presse Mali President of the Philippines Acclamation Keita dynasty Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta
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schema:datePublished	2020-09-13 (xsd:date)
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