Ethiopie : Le grand débat sur l’accaparement des terres
- IRIN
- 29 Mar 2011
L’Ethiopie ne supporte guère les critiques concernant sa politique de location de terres à grande échelle.
L’Ethiopie ne supporte guère les critiques concernant sa politique de location de terres à grande échelle.
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