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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has warned against religious divide in the Central African Republic CAR while calling on the international community to
show solidarity in helping the country chart a new future. Mr Guterres gave the warning as he paid tributes to peacekeepers killed in Bangassou between May and July.
Mr. Guterres also reiterated the need to strengthen the UN peacekeeping mission so it can better protect the population.
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