Low voter turnout expected in Mauritania poll
Observers say current leader Abdel Aziz, an ally of Western powers, is expected to win.
Published On 23 Jun 2014
Nearly 1.4 million Mauritanians have voted to choose a new president in which the incumbent, Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, is expected to win another term.
But his main challenge is voter turnout. So far; it has been low because of a boycott called by opposition parties and civil society organisations.
Al Jazeera’s Abdelmounim ElAmrani reports from Nouakchott.