Violence appears to keep some Afghans from voting

Most problems appear minor, however, and for those at the polls, it's an occasion to savor.

The presidential vote is regarded as pivotal by U.S. and other Western officials, who hope it will bolster the legitimacy of Afghanistan's central government as it confronts a virulent insurgency -- together with a host of other problems including corruption, poverty and a booming narcotics trade. Full Story »

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Fabrice Florin
3.9
by Fabrice Florin - Aug. 20, 2009

Good reporting about election day in Afghanistan. This short article provides a factual account from different polling stations in Kabul, interviews with voters -- as well as informative context on the electoral process in the nation as a whole.

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