UNITA calls for a free economy to diversify Angola
Source: Plataforma Media — published on 19 June 2026
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For businesses and SMEs in Angola, potential changes to market access conditions could affect costs and expansion opportunities. However, without concrete proposals or indications of implementation, this political position does not provide a basis for anticipating effects on investment or business risk.
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