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Guinea-Bissau: Final Report, Early Presidential Election, EU (2009)

The early presidential election in Guinea Bissau was held in two rounds in June and July 2009. It was the fourth election since the establishment of a multi-party system in 1991. This report concludes that despite the tensions and insecurity caused by killing of one candidate the day before the start of electoral campaign, the election was generally peaceful and orderly. The report also identifies the observed shortcomings in the different phases of the election.

Guinea Bissau Final Report on Early Presidential Election (June - July 2009), EU Election Observation Mission (2009).pdf — PDF document, 1835Kb

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