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UN mission under fire for turning a blind eye in the DRC

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In this Edition: The UN mission in the DRC is under fire for turning a blind eye to abusive military operations; will Madagascar emerge from crisis; and a report on Zimbabwe's fragile unity government.

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War by proxy!! why no comment?

by Anonyme - 07/01/2010 - 03:01

Dear jouranlist, what happened in DRC till now seems to be a kind of a top secret report!! but when it was the time to overthrow Mobutu, all the int media was like a kind of a HQ war command, showing plans, deployment, mouvements of so called rebells! TODAY TRUE CONGOLESE A TRYING TO SOLVE THE CASE BY FIGHTING THE PROXYS, WHERE ARE YOU WITH YOUR BIG MICRO AND CAMS??

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