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51% : Central African Republic president seeks third term in electionVoters in the Central African Republic cast their ballots for a new president Sunday with incumbent Faustin-Archange Touadera widely expected to win a third term after touting his success in steadying a nation long plagued by conflict.Around 2.3 million people are eligible to vote, with parliamentary, municipal and regional polls taking place at the same time.Escorted by members of the presidential guard and Russia's Wagner paramilitary group, Touadera arrived at a high school to cast his own ballot.He urged people to vote "to allow our country to develop, to allow our country to regain peace and security"."It's a very important issue," Touadera, 68, told reporters.Streets in the capital Bangui were quiet, with armoured vehicles of the UN peacekeeping mission MINUSCA deployed at road junctions.Heavy security was posted outside voting stations, which were due to close at 1700 GMT, and helicopters flew overhead at a school near where Touadera was voting, while a long queue had formed.Since Touadera was first elected in 2016, in the middle of a civil war, the CAR has seen unrest ease despite feuds between armed groups and the government in some regions.
40% : He has filed a complaint to the UN's human rights office.

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