Egyptians vote on constitutional changes in first free poll in decades
Egyptians queued for the nationwide referendum on nine constitutional amendments sponsored by the military. Voters faced a simple yes or no choice aimed at enabling later presidential and parliamentary elections while limiting terms and easing judicial oversight.
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United Nations condemned the Abobo market shelling in Abidjan that killed at least 25 civilians and wounded more than 40. The attack, blamed on forces loyal to former president Gbagbo, drew international calls for investigation and possible crimes against humanity.
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