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    Portugal’s senior aid official, Luis Amado, is scheduled to visit Guinea Bissau on Monday to discuss reconstruction of the country after the eight-month military uprising, Lusa said.

    Amado, the assistant secretary of state for foreign affairs and cooperation, is then expected in Togo on Tuesday. Togo, which chairs the 16-nation Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), helped mediate the end of the conflict in Guinea Bissau. Togo contributes troops to and leads the ECOMOG force in the former Portuguese colony.

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