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Sub-Saharan Africa censors Mideast protests article

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Angola »AngolaAngola☜Since mid-February 2011, rumours have been circulating in the Angolan capital Luanda, of a possible North African style revolution against President Jose Eduardo dos Santos.☜FFB597

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Djibouti »DjiboutiDjibouti☜Though mostly ignored by the media, Djibouti witnessed protests between January and March similar to revolutionary protests taking place in Northern Africa and the Middle East. President Guellehs move to amend the constitution so as to facilitate his reelection, raised the ire of many.☜FFB597

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Gabon »GabonGabon☜The small West African country of Gabon with just 1.4 million people experienced a tide of protests in January and February when allegations of fraud regarding the October 2009 elections resurfaced.☜FFB597

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Zitieren: Al Jazzera
Zitiert von: François Dongier 12:07 PM 12 April 2011 GMT
Citerank: (2) 103872AngolaSince mid-February 2011, rumours have been circulating in the Angolan capital Luanda, of a possible North African style revolution against President Jose Eduardo dos Santos.8FFB597, 103873BeninBenin is being compared to Cote d'Ivoire; a crisis borne from an election that both parties claimed to have won.8FFB597
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http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/features/2011/04/201141014942125983.html

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