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Firaisan-Kina sy Andrimaso Mankany Amin' Ny Demokrasia
“Firaisan-Kina sy Andrimaso Mankany Amin' Ny Demokrasia” is a collection of document ranging from 1989 to 1991, available in French and Malagasy, which focus on the topic of the realization of democracy in Madagascar. The document, published by CNOE (Comité National D’Observation des Elections et d’Education des Citoyens) in October 1991, contains document about the 1989 Presidential Election in Madagascar, essays about constitutional revisions, and calls for an end to violence.
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Un Homme, Une Femme C'est une Voix C'est un Vote
“Un Homme, Une Femme C’est Une Voix C’est Un Vote” is a flyer, available in both French and Malagasy copies, featuring a comic strip about voter registration. Information about the upcoming presidential election and deadlines for voter lists are included in the animation. The flyer was distributed in 1992 by the International Observatory of Democracy in Madagascar in order to encourage voter registration for the November 25th 1992 Presidential Elections in Madagascar.
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Training National Election Observer Trainers: Report on Referendum and Post-Referendum Experiences, August 1992
This report discusses the Madagascar Elections Training Project and the technical assistance provided to the electoral process in Madagascar. The Ministry of Interior in collaboration with the NGO community was in need of help in organizing and training election poll observers and in monitoring voter registration and balloting procedures.
November 30, 1992
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Referendum para la aprobacion de la constitucion politica del Peru
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Peru: Pre-Election Technical Assessment
This report summarizes pre-election findings of the general election system in Peru in April 1995. Specifically, the report focuses on Peru’s efforts to fully integrate computer technology in order to speed up the processing of election results and thereby increase public confidence in the electoral system.
April 30, 1994