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Venezuela's Maduro blocks planned opposition march

CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President-elect Nicolas Maduro said on Tuesday he will not allow the opposition to hold a march in the center of Caracas planned for Wednesday to demand a recount of votes following Sunday's presidential election.Full story

Montenegro's Vujanovic claims victory in presidential election

BELGRADE (Reuters) - Montenegro's incumbent president, Filip Vujanovic, claimed victory on Sunday in a tight-run presidential election based on the ruling party's own vote-count, disputing opposition claims that their candidate was ahead. Full story

Kenyans line up to vote in presidential election

  Voters line up across Kenya to cast their ballots in the nationwide presidential election that is being called the "most crucial" one in years. NBCNews.com's Dara Brown reports.

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