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The
vote follows a referendum on constitutional change that was backed by 93
percent of voters, reflecting the popular desire for a return to normal life
©Issouf Sanogo (AFP)
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The
Central African Republic holds key presidential and parliamentary elections on
Wednesday under tight security, hoping to finally usher in stability after
nearly 50 years of coups, bloodshed and unrest. The
vote follows a referendum on constitutional change that was backed by 93
percent of voters, reflecting the popular desire for a return to normal life.
