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In the Casamance region of southern Senegal, negotiations for peace are trampling.
This is the conclusion made by the warlord Atika, the armed wing of the breakaway movement Casamance MFDC.
In a statement issued last weekend in its stronghold, the group’s leader Salif Sadio threatened to resume hostilities if the State of Senegal does not respect its commitments.
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