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France-Gabon Ties Fray, But Hold

April 2008 | Political Risk Analysis

BMI View: Anti-France rhetoric from Gabon has been intensifying following France's announced intention to reconsider its historic alliances with African nations. We believe France will not substantially alter its relationship with Gabon, and the Gabonese rhetoric is an attempt to minimise even minor changes.

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