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Muizzu Questions Veracity of Leaked Audio, Video Clips
PPM/PNC presidential candidate Mohamed Muizzu dismissed leaked audio and video clips, including one in which a man believed to be him says former President Abdulla Yameen will not be released under a Muizzu administration, as fake and part of an extreme anti-campaign. Speaking ahead of the 30 September run-off against incumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, Muizzu pledged to bring Yameen home on his first day in office if elected.
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What happened
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Sat 30 SepThe second round run-off of the presidential elections will be held between Muizzu and Solih.30 Septemberonly Maldives Republicwill compete for the nation's top job in the second round run-off of the presidential elections on 30 September.
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Who said what
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There are different ways to make audio. There are different ways to manipulate audio. The anti-campaign has gone to the extreme
I am not worried about these [false] accusations against me. I don't think I should fall to the same level as others [the opposition]. There will be no [authentic] audio or video that can be used against me… I have never done anything agai…
My loyalty to Yameen can be seen from [my] past [actions]. I will continue in my efforts through what I have learned from President Yameen, by delivering for the country at a fast pace
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46 percentFirst-round vote share, MuizzuMaldives Republichaving garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively, will compete for the nation's top job in the second round run-off of the presidential elections on 30 September.
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39 percentFirst-round vote share, SolihMaldives Republichaving garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively, will compete for the nation's top job in the second round run-off of the presidential elections on 30 September.
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