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 | | Despite opposition gains in Cape Verde's local elections, the island state's Prime Minister Jose Maria Neves still said Sunday's ballot proves his governing party remains the archipelago's strongest political force. |
 | | According to a report reaching here on Tuesday, Neves told a news conference in the capital, Cidade da Praia, Monday that the vote showed his African Party for the Independence of Cape Verde (PAICV) was "the biggest party," claiming it would have won a majority if the ballot had been a legislative election. |
 | | However, the Prime Minister of Cape Verde, off the Atlantic coast of Senegal, acknowledged PAICV's loss, particularly on Sal Island, would require "important reflections" by his party's leadership. |
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