Les Maliens ont participé dimanche 12 août au second tour de la présidentielle qui opposait Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta à Soumaïla Cissé et a été marqué par des accusations de fraude et des violences au cours desquelles un agent électoral a été tué.
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Le Mali retourne aux urnes pour le second tour de la présidentielle avec un chef de l’État sortant, Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, en position de force face à un candidat de l’opposition, Soumaïla Cissé, qui n’a pas su unifier le camp de l’alternance.
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Mali run-off pits Keïta’s record against Cissé’s pledge for change
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