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Presidential election in Madagascar: Rajoelina in the race, the controversy ruled out

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The Malagasy electoral commission took note on Monday of the candidacy for the next presidential election of the outgoing head of state, Andry Rajoelina, hampered in recent months by a controversy surrounding his nationality finally swept aside by the courts, noted a journalist from the 'AFP.

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In Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina keeps control of the institutions for his reelection

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Presidential election in Madagascar: Rajoelina in the race, the controversy ruled out

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Presidential election in Madagascar: Rajoelina in the race, the controversy ruled out

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In Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina keeps control of the institutions for his reelection

In Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina keeps control of the institutions for his reelection

Presidential election in Madagascar: Rajoelina in the race, the controversy ruled out

Presidential election in Madagascar: Rajoelina in the race, the controversy ruled out

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