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Liberia: Analysis - Liberia's U.S.$19 Million Cocaine Case Becomes a Test of Boakai's Legacy
A cocaine seizure worth over US$19 million in Liberia has raised questions about the government's credibility and become a test of President Boakai's legacy. The case mirrors a previous incident that contributed to the downfall of a prior administration, with unanswered questions about who is being protected causing more harm to Boakai than the drugs themselves.
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