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In Mauritania, a coalition of opposition parties are threatening to withdraw from the presidential election next June over a lack of consensus on the composition of the electoral commission.
Opposition coordination leaders issued the threat last Friday after a meeting with the interior minister.
They are demanding the dissolution of the current election commision.
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