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Angola: Female Parliamentarians, Luanda Government's Effort to Combat Drug

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[ANGOP] Luanda -Women Parliamentarians leader Maria do Carmo Assis do Nascimento said Thursday that Angola was one of the crossing points of drugs to the other countries, calling on the government to take urgent measures to reverse the situation.

Source: allAfrica.com

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