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Protests Erupt in DRC Against Proposed Constitutional Changes

Protests in the Democratic Republic of the Congo against proposed constitutional changes led to violent clashes with police in Kinshasa and other cities. The changes could allow President Felix Tshisekedi to seek a third term, prompting opposition from various groups. The unrest coincides with ongoing challenges in the country, including an Ebola outbreak and conflict in the east.

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Protests in the Democratic Republic of the Congo against proposed constitutional changes led to violent clashes with police in Kinshasa and other cities. The changes could allow President Felix Tshisekedi to seek a third term, prompting opposition from various groups. The unrest coincides with ongoing challenges in the country, including an Ebola outbreak and conflict in the east.

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Police crack down on protests against constitutional change in DR Congo

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Protests Erupt in DRC Against Proposed Constitutional Changes