Talk:2004 Cameroonian presidential election

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Did you know... that over 100 former footballers called on President Paul Biya to stand in the 2004 Cameroonian presidential election?

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Africa Research Bulletin [Londres]. 31 décembre 2004. Vol. 41, no 12. « Cameroon: Cabinet Refshuffle ».
_____. 31 octobre 2004. Vol. 41, no. 10. « Cameroon: Biya Wins ».
Agence France Presse (AFP). 25 octobre 2004. « Cameroon's Supreme Court Confirms Biya's Re-election ». (Dialog)
_____. 22 octobre 2004. « Cameroon: Supreme Court Rejects Petitions Against Presidential Election ». (Dialog/WNC)
_____. 16 octobre 2004. « Election Observers Voice Concerns Over Cameroon Poll ». (Dialog)
_____. 14 octobre 2004. « Partial Results Show Biya Re-elected President of Cameroon ». (Dialog)
_____. 11 octobre 2004. « Cameroon: Presidential Election Begins, Observers Foresee Biya Victory ». (Dialog/WNC)
_____. 8 octobre 2004. « Cameroun : l'Observatoire des élections épure les listes electorales ». (Dialog)
_____. 4 octobre 2004. « Cameroon Presidential Contender Claims Electoral Roll Cheating ». (Dialog)
Associated Press (AP). 15 octobre 2004. Emmanuel Tumanjong. « Cameroon President Wins Re-election, Interior Minister Says ». (Dialog)
_____. 12 octobre 2004. Emmanuel Tumanjong. « Cameroon Concludes Presidential Elections ». (Dialog)
_____. 11 octobre 2004. Emmanuel Tumanjong. « Cameroon Presidential Elections Begin Amid Opposition Accusations of Fraud ». (Dialog)
Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2004. 28 février 2005. Département d'État des États-Unis. Washington, D.C. http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2004/41592.htm [Date de consultation : 28 avr. 2005]
Elections Around the World. 10 février 2005. « Elections in Cameroon ». http://www.electionworld.org/cameroon.htm [Date de consultation : 2 mai 2005]
Jeune Afrique/L'Intelligent [Paris]. 17- 23 octobre 2004. No. 2284. François Soudan. « L'après-Biya a déjà commencé ».
Keesing's Record of World Events [Cambridge]. Octobre 2004. Vol. 50, no 10. « Cameroon: Re-election of President ».
Radio France Internationale (RFI). 20 octobre 2004. " Cameroon: Religious Leader Terms Recent Polls "Electoral Masquerade" ». (BBC International Reports/Dialog)

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