UN Chief Slams Guinea-Bissau Coup, Calls for Order
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60% : Regional reactions The Secretary-General also reaffirmed the United Nations' full support for the efforts of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the African Union and the West African Elders Forum to safeguard democracy, promote stability and assist Guinea-Bissau in concluding the electoral process peacefully and returning swiftly to its democratic path.54% : UN Secretary-General António Guterres is "deeply concerned by the unfolding events," his spokesperson said in a statement late on Thursday.
34% : By Vibhu Mishra The United Nations has strongly condemned the military coup in Guinea-Bissau, warning that the overthrow of elected authorities just days after national elections represents a grave violation of constitutional order and democratic principles.
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