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The Gabonese government on Tuesday accused the French company Veolia of pollution on its soil. The two parties have been involved in a bitter dispute since the cancellation of a contract by the
Gabonese government for water and electricity distribution in Gabon. Veolia has denounced the move as a “brutal expropriation”.
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