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| Some of this complexity comes out in the life of Jan Vissers, a priest who lived for twenty-five years among the Woyo of Cabinda and Angola. Around the same time, activists initiated a boycott of Gulf Oil, whose payments to Portugal for the right to drill for oil in the Angolan enclave of Cabinda financed the Portuguese dictatorship's wars to hold on to their African colonies in Angola, Mozambique, and Guinea-Bissau. Another attack in Cabinda had been repelled in the week of 8 June. |
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