OCTAVIA NASR, CNN ANCHOR: The runner-up in Uganda's presidential election is protesting the results, claiming widespread fraud. A series of deadly bomb attacks followed the balloting, in which Yoweri Museveni was reelected by an overwhelming majority. We have more now on the vote from Uganda TV.</s>BART KAKOOZA, UGANDA TV CORRESPONDENT: For a period of 60 days, each of the six candidates, throughout the entire country soliciting votes, the incumbent president Museveni, who attracted enormous crowds, enumerated achievements since he came to power, which include the introduction of a grassroots popular democracy, provides an</s>AZIZ KASUJJA, CHAIR, UGANDA ELECTORAL COMMISSION: The number of votes in the election and in the casting being more than 50 percent of the balloted votes cast, the commission hereby declares Museveni the president of the republic of Uganda as the presidential elections end on the 12th day of March, 2001.</s>KAKOOZA: The declaration was followed by celebrations of excited supporters of Museveni, as they wait for the swearing-in ceremony scheduled for the 11th of May. Bart Kakooza, CNN WORLD REPORT, Kampala, Uganda.
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