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Ivorian Opposition Demands Fair Elections in Nationwide Protests

Ivorian Opposition Demands Fair Elections in Nationwide Protests

The Ivorian opposition organized nationwide protests demanding fair and inclusive presidential elections scheduled for October. Protesters called for the participation of their leaders in the upcoming vote, which they claimed was being unfairly restricted by the government. The opposition groups accused the ruling party of attempting to manipulate the electoral process to ensure its own victory. Tensions have been high in Ivory Coast since the last presidential election in 2020, which was marked by violence and disputed results. The government has dismissed the opposition's concerns, stating that the electoral process will be transparent and inclusive. However, the protests have highlighted the deep political divisions within the country and the need for a more collaborative and democratic approach to the upcoming elections.

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