Karzai looks strong in Afghan nominations

27 Apr 2009

Afghanistan’s election commission began accepting nominations on Saturday for an August presidential vote, with opponents seen struggling to settle on a candidate that can oust President Hamid Karzai. Full Story

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Karzai looks strong in Afghan nominations

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Karzai looks strong in Afghan nominations

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