Hundreds march in Senegal’s capital over broken government promises and rising costs - AP News
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Hundreds of people marched in Senegal’s capital to protest broken government promises and rising costs. The demonstration highlights growing public discontent with economic conditions and the current administration. These protests often signal increasing pressure on the government to address economic grievances and fulfill commitments made to the populace.
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