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FRANCE - GABON - POLITICS - VOTE - RESULTS - DEMO
People hold placards reading "Free Gabon", "Bongo, get out", during a demonstration in support of the Gabonese people, at the Esplanade du Trocadero in Paris, on September 3, 2016. Two people died early on September 2, 2016 following overnight clashes, bringing to five the number killed in the violence that erupted after Bongo was declared victor of the disputed election on September 3, 2016. Bongo was declared victorious by a razor-thin margin of just under 6,000 votes, but his main challenger Ping, a veteran diplomat and former top African Union official, insisted the vote was rigged and claimed victory for himself.
Thomas SAMSON / AFP
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FRANCE - GABON - POLITICS - VOTE - RESULTS - DEMO

FRANCE - GABON - POLITICS - VOTE - RESULTS - DEMO
People hold placards reading "Free Gabon", "Bongo, get out", during a demonstration in support of the Gabonese people, at the Esplanade du Trocadero in Paris, on September 3, 2016. Two people died early on September 2, 2016 following overnight clashes, bringing to five the number killed in the violence that erupted after Bongo was declared victor of the disputed election on September 3, 2016. Bongo was declared victorious by a razor-thin margin of just under 6,000 votes, but his main challenger Ping, a veteran diplomat and former top African Union official, insisted the vote was rigged and claimed victory for himself.
Thomas SAMSON / AFP

 

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