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Ruling party candidate declared winner of Mauritania election

written by Esther faroye June 24, 2019
Ruling party candidate declared winner of Mauritania election

Mauritania’s government-backed candidate Mohamed Ould Ghazouani won the presidential election on Sunday, cementing the power of a ruling party that has positioned itself as an ally of the West against Islamist militants.

The electoral commission declared  Ghazouani winner of the presidential election with fifty two percent of the vote. His nearest rival, anti-slavery campaigner Biram Dah Abeid, came second with eighteen-point-five-eight percent, while third place candidate Mohamed Ould Boubacar, who is backed by Mauritania’s biggest Islamist party, got seventeen-point- eight five percent.

The election is the first in the sparsely populated Saharan nation’s history, since independence from France in 1960, to choose a successor to a democratically elected president.

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