Mali Election Results ‘Do Not Reflect The Truth’ – Opposition
Mali’s opposition rejected the results Thursday of presidential elections and vowed to use “all democratic means” to contest the outcome. Advertisement “These are their […]
Supporters of Malian opposition leader and presidential candidate Soumaila Cisse hold posters reading “Together, let’s restore hope” on August 13, 2018 in Bamako a day after the second round of Mali’s presidential election. Vote counting was underway across Mali on August 13, 2018 after a tense presidential runoff marked by violence, polling station closures and low turnout.
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Supporters of Malian opposition leader and presidential candidate Soumaila Cisse hold posters reading “Together, let’s restore hope” on August 13, 2018, in Bamako a day after the second round of Mali’s presidential election. Vote counting was underway across Mali on August 13, 2018, after a tense presidential runoff marked by violence, polling station closures and low turnout. ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP
Mali’s opposition rejected the results Thursday of presidential elections and vowed to use “all democratic means” to contest the outcome.
“These are their results. They do not reflect the truth of the polls,” Tiebile Drame, opposition leader Soumaila Cisse’s campaign chief, said at the party’s headquarters. “We strongly call for people to mobilise.”
