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CensorshipReporters Without Borders condemns the government’s blocking of access to Facebook and certain opposition websites since 12 May. The targets include the site of Convergence For Social Democracy, which is fielding candidates for the 26 May parliamentary and municipal elections.
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AttacksManuel Nzé Nsongo fell ill just a few hours after attending a working lunch with the information, press and radio minister; he died two days later. Nsongo founded two newspapers, El Tiempo and La Opinión, and had planned to set up an independent radio station, Radio Solidaridad.
Free Expression & the LawDaniel Darío Martínez Ayécaba, the head of the opposition Unión Popular party, was arrested without a warrant as he prepared to leave for a conference hosted by an opposition group based in Spain. Since November 2011, the government has detained at least four high-profile members of the country's political opposition.
AttacksFabián Nsue Nguema has not been seen since he went to Black Beach prison in Malabo on the afternoon of October 22 to try to see a client.
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