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The Ugandan election has begun with no signs of violence

February 18th, 2011 by Peter Beier
Peter Beier
Aarhus, Denmark, Europe
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Today Ugandans go to vote for their new president, although the fear of violence is present. Masaka, Uganda. 18/02/2011

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Voting station in Masaka. The bowl is used to make your choice on the voters card.
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Today Ugandans go to vote for their new president, although the fear of violence is present. Masaka, Uganda. 18/02/2011

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  • id:594093
  • date:18 February 2011
  • dimensions:12.91 x 8.64 in. (3872 x 2592 px)
  • dpi:300dpi
  • file size in memory:28.83 MB
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