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by News Editor
Former Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Photo: wiki commons.
NY Times – In a rare move for an Arab state where popular dissent worked to unseat a dictator, Yemenis went to polling stations on Tuesday to vote out President Ali Abdullah Saleh after more than a year of antigovernment protests and violent clashes in the street.
Though the election is hardly an exercise in democracy — the only candidate is Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour al-Hadi — it represents an important transitional moment for an impoverished nation mired in a conflict that has left its troubled economy in tatters and many people dead or wounded.
