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Traore’s Ouagadougou snitch squads hunt rebels as kids play soldier
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 60943, member: 636"] Captain Ibrahim Traore has governed Burkina Faso for three years through authoritarian control. The young military leader silences opposition by forcing critics into combat against jihadist groups. Residents fear speaking about politics as civilian informants monitor neighborhoods for dissidents. Families avoid political discussions due to surveillance and potential consequences for criticism. The junta operates youth camps where children receive military training and patriotic education. University students must complete mandatory courses focused on national identity and loyalty. International journalists have been expelled while local media faces strict censorship. Social media promotes government propaganda through influencers with massive followings. Security promises remain unfulfilled despite claims of territorial reconquest. Analysts question government assertions about controlling most national territory. Jihadist violence continues across rural regions while urban populations endure state intimidation. [/QUOTE]
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