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The health situation and the prolonged absence of Cameroonian President Paul Biya (93 years old) are having political and economic repercussions. He has been away from Yaoundé since June, currently on a private visit to Europe, and more than 58 days have passed without any official confirmation of his condition or intentions to return. The issue of succession remains unclear, despite Parliament's approval to establish the position of Vice President, which has not yet been activated. This has raised concerns about an institutional vacuum and negative impacts on the country's credit ratings. The official absence of the president and the deteriorating political trust have led to increased borrowing costs and volatility in the bond markets, with signs of growing risks to economic and political stability.
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