More than 60 deaths during the January general strike failed to soften President Lansana Conté who is embroiled in another - perhaps terminal - round of confrontation with his opponents. On 9 February he appointed the Prime Minister least likely to placate the demonstrating trade unionists. That man is his close ally Eugène Camara, a former governor of Nzérékoré and Planning Minister.
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