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  1. Electoral tensions in Guinea risk long-term damage to the nation’s political landscape.
  2. Guinea reaches a timeline agreement regarding its return to democracy following a presidential election victory.

ECOWAS appointed Senegal to facilitate Guinea-Bissau's political transition.

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ECOWAS appointed Senegal to facilitate Guinea-Bissau's political transition.

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Guinea-BissauSenegalEconomic Community of West African States

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  1. Guinea-Bissau's junta leader visited Chad as the African Union condemned and suspended the nation, leading to diplomatic freezes by Senegal and Guinea.Sub-event
  2. Senegal was appointed by ECOWAS to help manage Guinea-Bissau's political transition.1 source

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Within Electoral tensions in Guinea risk long-term damage to the nation’s political landscape.

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