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Broad Support For Zimbabwe Opposition Election Boycott

By admin on June 23rd, 2008

Tsvangirai said state-sponsored political violence which has claimed more than 80 lives among his supporters and government manipulation of the electoral playing field made it impossible for a credible election to be held. The opposition leader emphasized that his party could not ask Zimbabweans to cast a ballot for him when that action might cost them their lives.

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