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Optimistic Promises vs. Red Tape

Mauritius business circles have responded with excitement since Anerood Jugnauth and Paul Bérenger have returned to power, respectively as prime [...]

Published on 31/03/2001 at 13:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Optimistic Promises vs. Red Tape