For the second time in seven years, violent unrest has followed the presidential election in the small country of Gabon in West Equatorial Africa. The crisis started on August 28, when the candidate of the united opposition, Jean Ping (age 73), declared himself the winner of the presidential (...)
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Africa, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Ali Bongo, dictatorship, Elections, European Union, France, Omar Bongo, United States
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