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The Congo's independence is a decisive step towards the liberation of the whole African continent.
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The statement presents the Congo’s independence as an important advance for all of Africa, not only a change for one country. “Liberation” suggests that Congo’s freedom could help move the whole continent toward greater self-rule and independence.
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