Fifty-Four House Democrats Read the Congo Deal. The Clause That Answers Them Is on Page Nine.
The 17 August letter is right where it has been doubted, wrong where it is most confident, and blind to the provision that would have made its case.
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The 17 August letter is right where it has been doubted, wrong where it is most confident, and blind to the provision that would have made its case.
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Two months after 56 percent of Congolese conditionally endorsed the American bargain, the treaty they priced sits adopted, unpromulgated, and overtaken on both sides of the rivalry.
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Washington is financing a route through Angola. Abu Dhabi is signing terms for terminals on the Congolese coast. The obligations and the capacity are moving in different directions, on different timelines.