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In Togo, legislation to lock the power of Faure Gnassingbé

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On Monday 29 April, parliamentary and regional elections are due to approve the constitutional revision recently adopted in Cameroon, which should allow the president to remain at the head of the state indefinitely.

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In Togo, legislation to lock the power of Faure Gnassingbé

On Monday 29 April, parliamentary and regional elections are due to approve the constitutional revision recently adopted in Cameroon, which should allow the president to remain at the head of the state indefinitely.

16 days ago·Paris, France
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