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UN approves Central African Republic intervention as violence escalates

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France has said its military operation in the Central African Republic will begin "immediately" after the UN Security Council approved a mission to tackle sectarian violence.  More than a hundred people have been killed in new clashes, with much of the fighting centered on the capital, Bangui.   Channel 4’s Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson is in Central African Republic - and a warning, his report  contains some distressing images.Dec. 5, 2013

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