BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will resume giving direct development aid to the Guinea-Bissau government after it held presidential elections rated as "free and credible," the EU said in Monday.
The EU suspended aid to the government in July 2011 following a military mutiny. The bloc continued to give some money through international organisations and charities.
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