President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, speaking at a Maldivian Democratic Party campaign office on Saturday night, questioned how rival candidate Mohamed Muizzu would fund his promised developments and likened the presidential election to a football match in which he expects to win the second half. Muizzu led Solih by seven percent after the first round, with the second round scheduled for 30 September.
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President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih speaks at a campaign rally held at MDP Sosun Jagaha on Saturday night.
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they will go head-to-head in the second round of the presidential elections scheduled for 30 September
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One side is saying bankruptcy. The other side is doubling the salaries of various institutions. The other side is saying rentals will be cut. Is this possible?
Hopefully we will come out in the second half and score two more goals [than the opposition] and win the match by five goals.
We are going on attack mode now. Hopefully we will score goals next. Goal after goal.
The whole of Malé has come together here. Hopefully we will win this election by a large margin.
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With Muizzu having secured 46 percent of the vote in the first round and Solih having garnered 39 percent
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Earlier reports gave 46% 12 Sep, 19:16 Maldives Republic46 percent 12 Sep, 17:25 Maldives Republic
With Muizzu having secured 46 percent of the vote in the first round and Solih having garnered 39 percent
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Earlier reports gave 39% 12 Sep, 19:16 Maldives Republic39 percent 12 Sep, 17:25 Maldives Republic
