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Fridolin Ambongo denounces deadlock in Congolese national dialogue

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In Assisi, Italy, Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo denounced the deadlock in the national dialogue in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the conditions set for taking part. At the Sant’Egidio Community’s peace meetings, the Archbishop of Kinshasa defended dialogue as a way out of the security crisis, Actualité.cd reports.

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