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Palais du Peuple-December 2024
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Dec 26, 2024

　　The Palais du Peuple (People's Palace) is home to DRC's legislature, made up of the National Assembly and Senate. It is not open to the public.

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Palais du Peuple
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Kinshasa
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Musée National de Kinshasa
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