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Footage from Damascus a day before the presidential elections in Syria

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Damascus (Syria), May 25 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Youssef Badawi) More than 18 million people are called to the polls for the presidential elections in Syria, for which the country prepares this Tuesday with a day of reflection before the call in which three candidates concur and the current president Bachar al-Assad leaves as the favorite. FOOTAGE OF THE STREETS OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA

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