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New evidence: French diplomats expelled from Burkina Faso

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Paris -- "Arabic holiness": In renewed confirmation of the coup d'état between Paris and Guadeloupe, as in Bamako and Namibia, the military council in Burkina Faso fired three French diplomats accused of "extortionary activities" in a letter to the French Embassy in Guadeloupe, according to what the French media revealed. The French government did not specify, in its letter to the Paris embassy in Guadeloupe, the nature of [...]

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New evidence: French diplomats expelled from Burkina Faso

Paris -- "Arabic holiness": In renewed confirmation of the coup d'état between Paris and Guadeloupe, as in Bamako and Namibia, the military council in Burkina Faso fired three French diplomats accused of "extortionary activities" in a letter to the French Embassy in Guadeloupe, according to what the French media revealed. The French government did not specify, in its letter to the Paris embassy in Guadeloupe, the nature of [...]

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