Equatorial Guinea regime will become more repressive
An economic slump, rising protests and succession complications are unsettling one of Africa's most repressive regimes
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- President's precautions
- Calendar change
- Problematic poll
- Controlled campaign
- Real rivals?
- Succession or schism?
- Economic emergency
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_350.jpg "President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo (Reuters/Afolabi Sotunde)")