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Senegal's opposition-dominated parliament rejects revised budget bill

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Senegal's powerful opposition party Pastef, led by former presidential candidate Ousmane Sonko, on Tuesday rejected a revised version of the country's budget, leaving the west African nation's enormous budget hanging in the balance. The revised ‌budget is crucial ‌to the West African country sealing

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Senegal's opposition-dominated parliament rejects revised budget bill. Senegal's powerful opposition party Pastef, led by former presidential candidate Ousmane Sonko, on Tuesday rejected a revised version of the country's budget, leaving the west African nation's enormous budget hanging in the balance. The revised ‌budget is crucial ‌to the West African country sealing Covered by 2 publications. France 24 Africa: Senegal's opposition-dominated parliament rejects revised budget bill. France 24: 🔴 Senegal's opposition-dominated parliament rejects key revised budget bill.

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  1. France 24 Africa France Senegal's opposition-dominated parliament rejects revised budget bill Senegal's powerful opposition party Pastef, led by former presidential candidate Ousmane Sonko, on Tuesday rejected a revised version of the country's budget, leaving the west African nation's enormous budget hanging in the balance. The revised ‌budget is crucial ‌to the West African country sealing 2 h ago · Tier 2
  2. France 24 France 🔴 Senegal's opposition-dominated parliament rejects key revised budget bill 2 h ago · Tier 2

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