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Liga Portugal wants to train Guinea-Bissau sports leaders

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Dembo Sissé has announced a partnership with Liga Portugal, which wants to help train Guinea-Bissau sports leaders and sports media professionals. The cooperation aims to strengthen skills in sport and the media, according to O Democrata.

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