Mapping the World
Season 36 Episode 15 - The Gulf of Guinea: a strategic and threatened crossroads
8.6 ?
1990
Documentary
A maritime area rich in natural resources, the Gulf of Guinea extends over more than 2 million km2 from Liberia to Angola. A nerve center of the oil and gas trade in Africa, its assets attract the desire of foreign powers, and provoke increasingly frequent acts of piracy.
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5
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6
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7
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8
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The Gulf of Guinea: a strategic and threatened crossroads
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