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

The presidential election was the fourth held since the establishment of a multi-party system in 1991. The process was organized by the CNE (Comissão Nacional de Eleições) in a professional, dedicated and transparent way and according to international principles. Despite the tense and insecure situation created by the killing of one candidate and a member of the Popular National Assembly (Assembleia Nacional Popular –ANP) the day before the start of the first round electoral campaign, voters and candidates fully enjoyed during the entire process their rights to vote and to be voted within an environment of freedom of expression, movement and association.

EU EOM final report, Guinea Bissau 2009.pdf — PDF document, 1835Kb

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