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The political crisis in Guinea Bissau is not out of hand yet even as groups of protester took to the streets last week demanding president Vaz to step down. The Morning Call speaks to Jose Gomes Pereira, the country’s social communication minister with the latest on what can be to salvage the country from a political impasse and crisis.
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