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In their words: Bangladeshis talk about the election that could redefine the nation’s future

The vote ends an 18-month transition after youth protests ousted Sheikh Hasina, with many hoping for law and order restoration and accountable leadership, officials said.

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DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Bangladesh’s election Thursday is the country's most consequential. It follows youth-led protests 18 months ago that overthrew the government of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and ushered Bangladesh into an interim administration led by Nobel laureate…

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In their words: Bangladeshis talk about the election that could redefine the nation’s future

Bangladesh's national election is a pivotal moment for the country as voters head to the polls Thursday.

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