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Gabon's new president is one to Macron's taste

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In West Africa, Paris was deeply outraged by the coup d'états of recent years. Gabon was held back, knowing that the putschist Nguema wanted to preserve France's influence.

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Gabon's new president is one to Macron's taste

In West Africa, Paris was deeply outraged by the coup d'états of recent years. Gabon was held back, knowing that the putschist Nguema wanted to preserve France's influence.

·Vienna, Austria
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