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Pakistani refugees welcome end to Afghan political deadlock

Pakistani refugees welcome end to Afghan political deadlock

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KHOST (AFGHANISTAN)/BANNU (PAKISTAN) 23 September 2014 (IRIN) - The deal on a unity government in Afghanistan to end the electoral deadlock was greeted with celebrations in the eastern provinces where tens of thousands of recent Pakistani refugees say they have been victims of the uncertainty.

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