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F1 in Rwanda to Polish the Kagame Regime

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Almost 30 years in power, Paul Kagame has been using sports to clear Rwanda's image, but neither the brightness of Formula 1 hides poverty, political repression and human rights violations.

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F1 in Rwanda to Polish the Kagame Regime

Almost 30 years in power, Paul Kagame has been using sports to clear Rwanda's image, but neither the brightness of Formula 1 hides poverty, political repression and human rights violations.

3 hours ago·Lisboa, Portugal

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