Zambia Arrests Opposition Protesters After Disputed Poll
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Zambian Protesters Fight Police Following Dismissal Of Ruling Party The government arrested hundreds of opposition supporters who took to the streets in the days after the disputed poll. machado braved the threats to speak at a massive opposition rally saturday in caracas, but was whisked away afterwards on the back of a motorcycle. Zambia’s ruling patriotic front (pf) party, led since 2016 by president edgar lungu, will seek re election on 12 august. the pf came to power in 2011, after michael sata’s victory. sata later died in office in 2014, and the human rights situation has drastically deteriorated under lungu’s presidency. “what we have seen in zambia.
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Zambia Votes Amid Economic Slowdown And Political Violence The New Venezuelan nationals protest against the results of their country's presidential election, in quito, ecuador, aug. 3, 2024. voices across the globe expressed concern sunday over the growing number. The government arrested hundreds of opposition supporters who took to the streets in the days after the disputed poll. thousands protest venezuelan election. aug 3, 2:08 pm. So far, the venezuelan government says more than 1,000 people have been arrested in protests set off by the disputed election. venezuela opposition leader emerges despite arrest threat. Venezuela's supreme justice tribunal ratified president nicolas maduro's victory in the july 28 presidential election, sealing institutional backing for the ruling party as the disputed contest fades from international headlines.
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