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Madagascar: favourite Andry Rajoelina votes in election

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Presidential candidate Andry Rajoelina casts his vote in Madagascar for the first round of Madagascar's 2018 election. He is one of three front-runners, all of whom are former heads of state now facing-off amid efforts to defuse a political crisis.

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