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EQUATORIAL GUINEA Issue dated 28/02/2017

Despite Teodorin’s pitfalls Gabriel Obiang likes majors

A bidding round is attracting a lot of big companies despite repeated attempts by the vice president to sabotage the process. [...] (328 words)

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