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L'Union européenne se félicite de l'issue d'Arusha

L'Union européenne (UE) s'est félicitée mardi de l'issue du sommet d'Arusha qui marque le début de l'application de l'accord de paix d'Arusha. Dans un communiqué, l'Union européenne - sous la présidence actuelle de la Belgique - a indiqué que la décision "devrait permettre à la transition .....de se mettre en train". Elle a invité toutes les parties en conflit au Burundi de rechercher une solution politique à la crise. La déclaration condamne également la tentative de coup de force survenue dans la nuit de dimanche.

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