Central African Republic (Vol 8, 2011)
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For most Central Africans this was another painful year during which they endured widespread violence. Armed clashes continued, particularly in the periphery of the country. Democratic standards declined, not least because of suspect elections for the presidency and the National Assembly. Not surprisingly, both were won by the regime in power. All available data on the social situation presented a miserable picture. President Bozizé tried to diversify his international ties, both in the sub-region and beyond.
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Central African Republic (Vol 8, 2011)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Andreas Mehler in
Current site
Google Scholar
(3,088 words)