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Alassane Ouattara, President of Ivory Coast

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In Paris for a state visit nine months after the French and UN helped overthrow his predecessor, Alassane Ouattara rebutts claim he is beholden to Paris. After the transfer of Laurent Gbagbo to the ICC, François Picard asks if more prosecutions will follow.

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