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InocĂȘncio Kani

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    He was killed by InocĂȘncio Kani, a disgruntled PAIGC guerrilla war veteran who was believed to have been working with Portuguese agents. In September of that year the PAIGC unilaterally declared Guinea-Bissau’s independence, a status formally achieved on September 10, 1974, with Cabral’s brother LuĂ­s as the new country’s


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