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Main UPRONA party to go to Arusha

    NAIROBI

    Meanwhile, the ruling UPRONA party [Rukingama faction] on Wednesday confirmed it would “respond positively” to the invitation to attend the signing ceremony in Arusha, Tanzania, although it would not sign the accord in keeping with the position of the G-10 group of pro-Tutsi parties to which it belongs “There is a difference between signing and being present at the planned session,” Radio Umwizero quoted UPRONA head of delegation to the Arusha talks, Libere Bararunyeretse, as saying. “We shall respond to the invitation of the mediator because we believe in the peace process.”

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