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After the auction of the private hotel of Avenue Foch, seized in the so-called "badly acquired property" case, the vice-president of Equatorial Guinea Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue hardens the tone and denounces the "colonial" practices of France. A new diplomatic front thus opens between Paris and Malabo. Three days after the...
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After the auction of the private hotel of Avenue Foch, seized in the so-called "badly acquired property" case, the vice-president of Equatorial Guinea Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue hardens the tone and denounces the "colonial" practices of France. A new diplomatic front thus opens between Paris and Malabo. Three days after the...