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How novel. The Economist tackles Palestinian corruption
THE ECONOMIST The West Bank tires of its government October 2, 2015 IT SEEMS that the ageing politicians who appear on the official Palestine television station are in “urgent need” of a makeover. So, at least, said one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged corruption, Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian Authority, Palestinians, The Economist
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