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We must stop distorting the facts to disguise a propaganda agenda," Kabila said, adding "Congolese people deserve the truth, not a diplomatic show".
The absence of M23 representatives was also noted in the rebel-held city of Goma in eastern DR Congo.
"How can they say they sign for peace, yet they have not involved M23?" a resident questioned, adding the rebels ought to have been included in the talks for "collective peace" to be found.
Another resident, a commercial motorbike rider told the BBC "people are tired, they are not interested in talks", insisting "all they want is peace".
He argued previous peace talks and agreements were not endorsed or implemented by the conflicting parties, leaving little hope for a return to normality.
Similarly, Sam Zarifi, executive director at Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), an international NGO that has worked in the DRC for more than a decade, said the Washington-brokered agreement is replete with "major omissions".
"There can be no durable peace without meaningful justice. But the agreement...sidelines h
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