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Trial of opposition politicians resumes

    ABIDJAN
    The trial of 19 leading members of the opposition Rassemblement des Republicains (RDR) resumed in Abidjan on Wednesday amid a heavy security presence. The 19, including General Secretary Henriette Diabate and RDR members of parliament, are accused of fomenting disturbances that accompanied an RDR protest on 27 October against anti-opposition bias in the state media. Their trial was adjourned on 3 November after the prosecution applied for more time to prepare its case, and they were remanded into custody after being denied bail.

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