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News CAMEROON :: « Jean Michel Nintcheu : Le Palais des Verres Paul Biya decaptified after the 2025 presidential elections » :: CAMEROON News

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Jean Michel Nintcheu, MP and figure of the Cameroonian opposition, announced a major symbolic project: the Palais des Verres Paul Biya, the new seat of the National Assembly inaugurated on Friday 25 April 2025, will be decaptified after the departure of President Paul Biya. This decision, linked to a potential change in post-election presidential regime of October 2025, revives the debates on the political heritage and symbolic institutions in C…
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News CAMEROON :: « Jean Michel Nintcheu : Le Palais des Verres Paul Biya decaptified after the 2025 presidential elections » :: CAMEROON News

Jean Michel Nintcheu, MP and figure of the Cameroonian opposition, announced a major symbolic project: the Palais des Verres Paul Biya, the new seat of the National Assembly inaugurated on Friday 25 April 2025, will be decaptified after the departure of President Paul Biya. This decision, linked to a potential change in post-election presidential regime of October 2025, revives the debates on the political heritage and symbolic institutions in C…

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