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CNR wants foreign forces to leave

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    Meanwhile, the opposition Conseil national de resistance (CNR) has called for the withdrawal of Angolan and other foreign forces in the country to enable the ceasefire accords to be fully implemented, news agencies reported. CNR president Pasteur Ntoumi, who is a signatory to the agreement, was quoted as saying last month that the withdrawal of the foreign forces would allow free movement of people and goods and the deployment of a "public force" in the country.

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