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C1 Pel and the world. I'm John Batchelor to Africa, to Sierra Leone. A fabled land, the product of the British Empire once upon a time, and now profoundly

troubled with the president who will not leave, Bio is his name, and a governance that has collapsed

except for one man, a Caudillo called in South America, a strong man, Bio.

What he wants and where we're going next, I welcome Gregory Coppley of Defense and Foreign Affairs to comment.

Well, what he wanted was in late June of this year, he just wanted to be reelected as

president, but he failed to control the election process, which he thought he could

just coerce into supporting him.

When it didn't, he basically tried some transparent moves to suppress the opposition.

He started killing people and the like, and you had a situation where nobody accepted the election result.

All of the foreign observers said it wasn't free, fair, and transparent.

And basically, he was left with a population which did not believe he was the legitimate president of the country

and so there was a massive ongoing unrest and insurrection.

At one stage they were looking at a negotiated settlement with the local opposition parties, but the party said, well, you've got to release or

release or charge with criminal offenses, those politicians and

and figures, opposition figures who you've arrested.

Well, the reality was that President Bia and his people had actually killed

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