Voters line up to choose premier
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Bangladeshis formed long lines at polling stations to choose a new prime minister and restore democracy after two years of emergency rule.
But both of the leading candidates face corruption charges, and many fear that the election, the first in seven years, won’t bring reform.
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