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Parliament puts no-confidence motion on hold

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    A no-confidence motion against the government of Prime Minister Faustino Imbali that was to have been presented in Guinea-Bissau’s parliament on Wednesday was put on hold after opposition parties agreed to postpone it pending a parliamentary debate on political stability, Portuguese radio reported. The opposition, which has a majority of seats in parliament, has not accepted the new prime minister, who took office in late March.

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