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Guinea Court Confirms President Alpha Conde's Re-Election
Guinea's Constitutional Court on Saturday formally confirmed President Alpha Conde's landslide re-election victory, dismissing opposition claims of vote rigging and fraud in the contested October 11 polls.
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Guinea Incumbent Conde Re-Elected With 57.85% of Votes
Final results from the first round of Guinea's contested presidential election show that incumbent Alpha Conde has been re-elected with 57.85 percent of votes, the country's electoral commission (CENI) announced Saturday.
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Guinea President Re-Elected in First Round: Provisional Results
Guinean leader Alpha Conde was re-elected to a second term in the first round of the country's disputed presidential polls, according to provisional results released on Friday.
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Guinea's Main Opposition Leader Celloun Dalein Diallo Pulls Out of Election
Guinea's main opposition leader Celloun Dalein Diallo withdrew on Wednesday from a presidential election, citing fraud, and he will not recognize the results, his campaign director said.
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Guineans Vote for President Despite Violence, Fraud Fears
Guineans flocked to the polls Sunday to choose their president, shrugging off deadly pre-election violence though the opposition vowed to dispute the outcome.
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Guineans Vote for New President Despite Opposition Mistrust
Guineans lined up to choose their president today after deadly pre-election violence, with the opposition in the poor but mineral-rich west African country vowing to contest the outcome.
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Guinea Holds Tense Vote Despite Opposition Mistrust
Guinea headed to the polls to choose their president today, as a last-minute opposition appeal for the country's six million voters to participate added the latest twist to a campaign wrought with accusations and violence.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Calls for Calm on Eve of Guinea Elections
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made an urgent appeal for violence-free elections in Guinea on Saturday, one day before voters in the West African country were due to elect a new president.
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Guinea Court Confirms President Alpha Conde's Re-Election
Guinea's Constitutional Court on Saturday formally confirmed President Alpha Conde's landslide re-election victory, dismissing opposition claims of vote rigging and fraud in the contested October 11 polls.
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Guinea Incumbent Conde Re-Elected With 57.85% of Votes
Final results from the first round of Guinea's contested presidential election show that incumbent Alpha Conde has been re-elected with 57.85 percent of votes, the country's electoral commission (CENI) announced Saturday.
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Guinea President Re-Elected in First Round: Provisional Results
Guinean leader Alpha Conde was re-elected to a second term in the first round of the country's disputed presidential polls, according to provisional results released on Friday.
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Guinea's Main Opposition Leader Celloun Dalein Diallo Pulls Out of Election
Guinea's main opposition leader Celloun Dalein Diallo withdrew on Wednesday from a presidential election, citing fraud, and he will not recognize the results, his campaign director said.
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Guineans Vote for President Despite Violence, Fraud Fears
Guineans flocked to the polls Sunday to choose their president, shrugging off deadly pre-election violence though the opposition vowed to dispute the outcome.
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Guineans Vote for New President Despite Opposition Mistrust
Guineans lined up to choose their president today after deadly pre-election violence, with the opposition in the poor but mineral-rich west African country vowing to contest the outcome.
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Guinea Holds Tense Vote Despite Opposition Mistrust
Guinea headed to the polls to choose their president today, as a last-minute opposition appeal for the country's six million voters to participate added the latest twist to a campaign wrought with accusations and violence.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Calls for Calm on Eve of Guinea Elections
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made an urgent appeal for violence-free elections in Guinea on Saturday, one day before voters in the West African country were due to elect a new president.
