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POLITICS: ETHNIC MILITIAS CLASH IN CONGOLESE TOWN
2003
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NAIROBI, May 15 (IPS/GIN) -- Battles between ethnic militias in the eastern Congolese town of Bunia are raging as world leaders try to put together an international peacekeeping force to avert genocide. There are currently 600 UN soldiers, mainly Uruguayans, in Bunia, known as MONUC. But they are hopelessly outnumbered by some 25,000 militiamen. And their mandate limits them to doing little more than hand out food. \"The UPC that's just taken over Bunia is Rwandan-backed. They claim they are not there but they are there. Uganda has just left but they have left a lot of allies and proxies and weapons behind them,\" she points out.
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