Deportees from Angola and Eritrea were sent to Bioko, an island of Equatorial Guinea.
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Updated May 28
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What happened
Deportees from Angola and Eritrea were sent to Bioko, an island of Equatorial Guinea.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Nationals from Angola are being deported to Equatorial Guinea.Sub-event
Deportees from Angola and Eritrea were sent to Bioko, an island of Equatorial Guinea.1 source
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The government of Equatorial Guinea, led by President Teodoro Obiang, is facing international scrutiny regarding deportations, involving a UN appeal and opaque financial deals.Also in this story
- A conviction in France highlights international legal risks related to Equatorial Guinea.
- Equatorial Guinea received $7.5 million in U.S. aid, while Ahmed Soliman was detained in police custody in the country.
- President's rule in Equatorial Guinea faces criticism regarding economic mismanagement.
- The economic performance of Equatorial Guinea is being assessed by an international lender, involving President Teodoro Obiang.
The entities involved
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Equatorial Guinea
sovereign state in Africa
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Angola
country on the west coast of Southern Africa
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Eritrea
country in the Horn of Africa
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