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Protests by members of the Amharic Ethnic groupd in Gondar region of Amhara in Ethiopîa took another turn with reports of dozens having perished from the ones held before so far. They have been doing so demanding regime change.
Antoine Galindo joins Robert Kodingo and Hannane with details on what they really want and how Sunday protests turned out.
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