Dakar, Senegal — What becomes of Cote d'Ivoire
in the aftermath of Tuesday's event, when the country found
itself with two self-proclaimed presidents, could be anybody's
guess, but Laurent Gbagbo, one of the claimants will be
remembered as an important actor in the nation's political
history.
Before defying the military junta of Gen. Robert Guei,
political observers believe Gbagbo actually lost Sunday's
presidential polls even before the ballots were cast.
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