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Expectations from Annan’s visit

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    Diplomatic sources described the overall political situation in the CAR as calm, but noted that the opposition parties were likely to put pressure on Annan to convince the president of the need for a power-sharing arrangement. The sources also observed that CAR citizens, beset by salary and pension arrears, expected the Secretary-General to broach these issues with the head of state.

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