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Over a thousand people took to a popular UN roundabout on the streets of Bangui, capital of the Central African republic CAR on Monday to demand the expulsion of 3 members of staff of MINUSCA, the United Nations mission in the country.
The three MINUSCA staff are accused of sabotaging the CAR’s peace agreement between rebels and the government.
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