France's Hollande 'sure' Burkina president will act soon to bring calm


  • World
  • Friday, 31 Oct 2014

PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois President Hollande said on Friday he believed Burkina Faso's president would take "the right decisions" within hours to bring calm to his country, where parliament has been dissolved after mass protests.

"I am sure that President (Blaise) Compaore in the coming hours will take the right decisions to bring about this essential appeasement," Hollande told journalists in Paris after meeting with his Turkish counterpart.

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