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	of the most stable former colonies, except for a brief civil war in >
	the Ivory Coast). Sékou Touré was also one, but more troublesome. Ho Chi
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Christian Suciu wrote:
> I think what we're dealing with is a little like the notion of what the =

> French called the interlocuteur valable ("valid interlocutor") - as they =

> disengaged and eventually withdrew from their colonies, they needed =

> someone they could talk to in order to make the process more orderly. =

> For instance, their big problem in Algeria was that they had no iv - =

> they refused to consider the FLN as such until very late. By contrast, =

> the French did have whom to talk to in Morocco (the King) and Tunisia =

> (Habib Bourguiba), making their withdrawal much more peaceful. In the =

> Ivory Coast, Houphou=EBt-Boigny was a good iv, as was Senghor in Senegal =

> (two of the most stable former colonies, except for a brief civil war in =

> the Ivory Coast). S=E9kou Tour=E9 was also one, but more troublesome. Ho =
Chi =

> Minh was not a very good one in Indochina. For the British, Jomo =

> Kenyatta in Kenya and Kwame Nkrumah in the Gold Coast (Ghana) were =

> eventually accepted in that role (again, high stability except for the =

> recent violence in Kenya).

Hey, that's almost a ready stub, please create :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=3DSpecial%3ASearch&search=3Dinter=
locuteur+valable&go=3DGo


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Piotr Konieczny

"The problem about Wikipedia is, that it just works in reality, not in =

theory."

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