The Central African Republic government is insisting Sunday's general election was legitimate and credible.
That's despite election officials saying hundreds of polling stations didn't open after being attacked by armed groups.
Some people say the competition for dominance between foreign countries further threatens CAR's fragile political and security situation.
Al Jazeera's Soi reports from Bangui.
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That's despite election officials saying hundreds of polling stations didn't open after being attacked by armed groups.
Some people say the competition for dominance between foreign countries further threatens CAR's fragile political and security situation.
Al Jazeera's Soi reports from Bangui.
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