Last Sunday voters in the Central African Republic went to the polls and overwhelmingly gave President Francois Bozize’s party a large majority.
Well, some voters did. The problem is that the opposition called for a boycott of the polling to protest the first round of voting in January. According to reports: “The opposition has condemned both elections as fraudulent and demanded the results be cancelled.”
Telling, that use of passive voice: Canceled by whom?
The Central African Republic has a long history of instability. This election is unlikely to begin a new phase in the country’s political development.
