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 NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Kenya's opposition on Wednesday threatened mass protests within a week unless the government begins the process of changing the constitution.
Anyang Nyongo, head of the party of opposition leader Raila Odinga, said parliament must convene quickly to enact the constitutional changes already agreed upon in negotiations with the government.
If the process is not begun, "we call our supporters to mass action," Nyongo said. Another party official clarified that any such protests would be peaceful. However, previous protests have turned violent and deteriorated into ethnic clashes.
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