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Former Ivorian opposition calls for "civil disobedience" after Ouattara's candidacy

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Abidjan, Sep 20 (EFE / EPA) .- Former president and candidate for the presidency of Ivory Coast, Henry Konan Bédié, called Sunday for "civil disobedience" to take place to protest against the endorsement last Tuesday of the Constitutional Council of the candidacy of the current president, Alassane Outtara, who is seeking a third term in the October 31 elections.(Image: Legnan Koula) SHOT LIST: MEETING OF POLITICAL PARTIES OF THE OPPOSITION IN ABIDJAN, IVORY COAST.

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