Although Guinea has been relatively calm since the democratically elected president took office in December 2010, legislative elections, which should have taken place shortly after the presidential elections, have been repeatedly delayed, causing increasing anger, the US Department of State reports.
On several occasions, large crowds of demonstrators have gathered at thoroughfares to express their dissatisfaction. If the election cycle is further delayed, which seems likely, peaceful protests may turn violent.
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