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Prospects For Democracy In Zimbabwe After The March 2005 Elections, Stat...
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Prospects for Democracy in Zimbabwe after the March 2005 Elections, Statement by Shari K. Bryan, Regional Director for Southern and East Africa, National Democratic Institute, Before the House International Relations Committee
April 21, 2005
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Sub-Saharan Africa
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Zimbabwe
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Free and Fair Elections
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English
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Remarks
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National Democratic Institute
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