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Rachel Rivera - 16 Feb 2012
Prime Minister Meles Zenawi believes Ethiopia "can avoid the mistakes of the developed world."
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Ethiopia pushes for green economy ahead of Rio+20 — forests a major player
Prime Minister Meles Zenawi believes Ethiopia "can avoid the mistakes of the developed world."
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