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Taylor claims dissidents training in Guinea

President Charles Taylor yesterday claimed Liberian dissidents were undergoing training in Guinea, Star radio reported today. He told a news conference the dissidents were training in the southern Guinean town of Macenta, and that he would soon send a special delegation to Conakry for talks with the authorities. He denied the presence of Guinean dissidents in Liberia, describing such allegations as “misinformation”. Taylor added he was ready to fully cooperate with Guinea.

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