Voters in the Central African Republic are gearing up for elections on 27 December 2020, which will determine who will lead their country and represent them in parliament. Peaceful, credible and inclusive elections are critical for the country in this moment in history. The stakes are high, and UN peacekeepers have been supporting the electoral process in many ways.
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