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Madagascar Election seen from the street: Presidential election 2006, Madagascar politic,(44 images)
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A photo essay on how the people of Madagascar lived the recent presidential election. They all remembered the last one wich have seen the country paralysed for many months after an almost civil war, in 2002.
  • Friday November 01, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. Hundreds of peoples, supporter of the candidate and actual president, Marc Ravalomanana, walk the street to manifest. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Saturday December 02, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The day before the presidential election, member of the community prepare the polling station by making voting booth, electoral list, ballot paper and ballot box. After everything is set they guard the polling station all night long, ready to open on the election day...These procedures aim at avoiding the events of the last presidential election held in November 2001 and the controversies which followed. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Saturday December 02, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The day before the presidential election, member of the community prepare the polling station by making voting booth, electoral list, ballot paper and ballot box. After everything is set they guard the polling station all night long, ready to open on the election day...These procedures aim at avoiding the events of the last presidential election held in November 2001 and the controversies which followed. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Saturday December 02, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The day before the presidential election, member of the community prepare the polling station by making voting booth, electoral list, ballot paper and ballot box. After everything is set they guard the polling station all night long, ready to open on the election day...These procedures aim at avoiding the events of the last presidential election held in November 2001 and the controversies which followed. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Saturday December 02, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The day before the presidential election, member of the community prepare the polling station by making voting booth, electoral list, ballot paper and ballot box. After everything is set they guard the polling station all night long, ready to open on the election day...These procedures aim at avoiding the events of the last presidential election held in November 2001 and the controversies which followed. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Saturday December 02, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. Until the day before the presidential election, People that were not on the electoral list have to register themselves at the Municipal court, under the watchfull eyes of the magistrate...These procedures aim at avoiding the events of the last presidential election held in November 2001 and the controversies which followed. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Saturday December 02, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. Until the day before the presidential election, People that were not on the electoral list have to register themselves at the Municipal court, under the watchfull eyes of the magistrate...These procedures aim at avoiding the events of the last presidential election held in November 2001 and the controversies which followed. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • Saturday December 02, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. Until the day before the presidential election, People that were not on the electoral list have to register themselves at the Municipal court, under the watchfull eyes of the magistrate...These procedures aim at avoiding the events of the last presidential election held in November 2001 and the controversies which followed. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The various stages of the vote for the next president proceeded in calms, the citizens exerting their duty. Citizen choose between 10 candidates. 4 others could not provide the required individual ballot papers. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The various stages of the vote for the next president proceeded in calms, the citizens exerting their duty. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The various stages of the vote for the next president proceeded in calms, the citizens exerting their duty. Citizen choose between 10 candidates. 4 others could not provide the required individual ballot papers. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The various stages of the vote for the next president proceeded in calms, the citizens exerting their duty. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. Who will be the next tenant of the Presidential palace? The various stages of the vote for the next president proceeded in calms, the citizens exerting their duty. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The various stages of the vote for the next president proceeded in calms, the citizens exerting their duty. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. The various stages of the vote for the next president proceeded in calms, the citizens exerting their duty. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. After a calm election day, the official ones open the envelopes and count the results in front of the citizens. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. After a calm election day, the official ones open the envelopes and count the results in front of the citizens. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. After a calm election day, the official ones open the envelopes and count the results in front of the citizens. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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  • December 3, 2006 - Antananarivo, Madagascar. After a calm election day, the official ones open the envelopes and count the results in front of the citizens. The last presidential election held in November 2001 ended up in a massive strike. The two candidates had then proclaimed themselves victorious after the first turn. The supporters of former president Didier Ratsiraka occupied the capital, pro-Ravalomanana, which did paralysed the country during months. It is only in April 2002, that the international community recognized Ravalomanana as the President of the republic. By photographer Marc-Andre Pauze
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