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In Gabon, the purgatory of the Bongos, suspected of embezzlement

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The presidential election, widely won on Saturday by Brice Oligui Nguema, must "make it possible to turn the page" of 55 years old Bongo, according to the new authorities. The former president is under house arrest and several members of his family are awaiting trial.

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In Gabon, the purgatory of the Bongos, suspected of embezzlement

The presidential election, widely won on Saturday by Brice Oligui Nguema, must "make it possible to turn the page" of 55 years old Bongo, according to the new authorities. The former president is under house arrest and several members of his family are awaiting trial.

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