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Japan: Extending Kyoto "meaningless" Ivory Coast holds tense and tight run-off vote Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook By Tim Cocks ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Ivory Coast holds a presidential run-off on Sunday with fears of violence after a tight race hanging over hopes that the vote will draw a line under a decade of political crisis and economic stagnation. Incumbent... Related News Ivory Coast toll rises, army chief urges calm Sat, Nov 27 2010 Ivory Coast army chief urges calm amid pre-vote clashes Sat, Nov 27 2010 U.N. warns Ivorian candidates against victory claims Thu, Nov 25 2010 UN warns Ivorian candidates against victory claims Thu, Nov 25 2010 EU slams Ivorian poll commission for "obstruction" Wed, Nov 24 2010 Related Topics World » 1 / 3 Supporters of opposition candidate Alassane Ouattara of RDR (Rally of Republicans) attend his election campaign rally in Abidjan November 26, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Thierry Gouegnon By Tim Cocks ABIDJAN | Sat Nov 27, 2010 8:15pm EST ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Ivory Coast holds a presidential run-off on Sunday with fears of violence after a tight race hanging over hopes that the vote will draw a line under a decade of political crisis and economic stagnation. Incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo, a former history professor, faces Alassane Ouattara, a former prime minister and senior IMF official, in a race that is too close to call and has rekindled simmering tensions in the top cocoa grower. Gbagbo and Ouattara won 38 and 32 percent of the first round vote respectively, and the race to secure the presidency has brought back to the fore a north-south divide that was at the heart of a 2002-3 war. "The stakes are very high. The first round was very good. (But) we have seen some radicalization," said Gilles Yabi, an independent political analyst. After talks on Saturday with Blaise Compaore, Burkina Faso's president and the mediator in the Ivorian crisis, both candidates reiterated a vow to accept the results. But supporters on both sides have a history of taking to the streets for their demands so fears of clashes are real. "I'm afraid we can expect some degree of violence," Yabi said. At least three people were shot dead by police in the main city of Abidjan on Saturday, a local official said. Earlier in the week, Gbagbo said he would impose an overnight curfew. His army chief said on Saturday it would run until Wednesday to help stop any further loss of life from clashes that have killed at least seven people in all. VOTE-RIGGING FEAR But opposition parties and rebel forces still controlling the north of the country have rejected the curfew, which Gbagbo's rivals fear will be used to rig the vote. During talks late on Saturday the election commission also expressed its concern, calling on Gbagbo to ease security measures as they risked having an impact on voting. Compaore said there had been talks to soften the measures but gave no further details. A successful poll should pave the way for reforms to help an ailing cocoa sector and lead to further investment in a nation that was once West Africa's brightest prospect but whose economy has been weighed down by years of political uncertainty. Violence following the poll would affect the delivery of cocoa to the country's two main ports. Ouattara has secured the support of Hennri Konan Bedie, who came third in the first round with 25 percent. 1 2 Next World Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. 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