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Biriatou: a New Election in a Turbulent Year

After the decision, in June, by the Administrative Court of Pau to cancel the election of March 15th, it was decided to cancel the vote of March 15th.

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Biriatou: a New Election in a Turbulent Year

After the decision, in June, by the Administrative Court of Pau to cancel the election of March 15th, it was decided to cancel the vote of March 15th.

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