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UNITA faction says peace talks pointless

    NAIROBI
    The leader of the breakaway Luanda-based UNITA-Renovada faction has called for international intervention to end Angola's civil war. Eugenio Manuvakola told the Portuguese newspaper 'Expresso' that the UNITA movement had been betrayed by its founder, Jonas Savimbi. Manuvakola, formerly a senior UNITA official, said "negotiations now would change nothing. Savimbi will never hand over his weapons."

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