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Guinea: Coup Leaders Try to Reassure the International Community and Investors

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[Agenzia Fides] Conakry -- "We want to place the transition that is opening under the sign of hope and of a new Guinea, reconciled with itself, with all the children of the country. (...) There will be no spirit of hatred, revenge or witch-hunting", because "justice will be the compass that will guide every Guinean citizen. "Lieutenant Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, leader of the coup leaders who deposed President Alpha Condé on Sunday, September 5, adopted conciliatory tones (see Fides, 6/9/2021). Speaking at a meeting yesterday,

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