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Hundreds rally to demand that separatist flag be made official symbol of autonomous province.
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Zaini Abdullah, ex-foreign minister of rebel group, elected as governor of Aceh province, marking major step to peace.
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With a fragile peace under threat, Indonesia's Aceh Province votes on Monday.
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Last Modified: 09 Apr 2012 13:39 GMT
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Tsunami-devastated region holds elections, testing strength of peace deal between separatist fighters and government.
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Government charges 14 with planning "terrorist attacks" amid crackdown in Aceh.
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Frustration over unfair aid distribution and foot-dragging could boil over.
Claudia Theophilus in Aceh, Indonesia
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Irwandi Yusuf confirmed governor with 38 per cent of votes in province's first polls.
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Former governor says Irwandi Yusuf won the most votes in the December 11 poll.
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Elections seen as key to cementing peace deal in troubled Indonesian province.
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Thousands of Acehnese have gathered on the anniversary of peace with Indonesia, urging the government not to water down the pact.
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Last Modified: 15 Aug 2006 09:38 GMT
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