Military Movements Cause Panic in Bissau
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"There is no extreme situation", guarantees Ministry of the Interior, after the military movement near the Palace yesterday. The panic settled in Bissau, schools and services were closed. Today, everything has returned to normal.
The Ministry of the Interior tried to reassure the population after elements of the presidential guard had been disarmed or transferred. The incident occurred when former President Embaló announced his return to the presidential elections on 6 December.
Rumors of discontent in the presidential guard caused concern this Tuesday, September 29 in Bissau. Faced with the unrest on social media, the Ministry of the Interior called the population to calm, ensuring that the situation was under control. An episode that occurred after the announcement of the upcoming return of former President Umaro Sissoco Embalo, and just over two months after the elections supposed to close the military transition. Ev…
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