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Ethiopia has started counting the votes after Sunday’s elections.
Provisional results should emerge within a few days and the final result is expected to be announced in June.
The country’s ruling party, the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) is widely expected to win a landslide victory.
Watch: Ethiopia counting votes after parliamentary election (Euronews)
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The United States’ Irresponsible Praise of Ethiopia’s Regime — The Washington Post
U.S. Wrong to Endorse Ethiopia’s Elections (Freedom House)
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