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Berhane Abrehe was Eritrea 's longest serving finance minister.
He was removed from his post in 2012 after clashes with President Isaias Afwerki .
Six years later , he was jailed after releasing a book where he called the president a dictator.
It is not clear when and exactly how Mr Berhne died, and his body has not been released.
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