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Angola: Chevron Reaffirms Support to Communities in Cabinda Province

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[ANGOP] Cabinda -- The new General-Director of Chevron Cabinda Gulf Oil Company, Billy Lacobie, assured that he will continue to support the population of the Cabinda Province, within the framework of the oil multinational's social responsibility.

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