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What is 'election instability'?

Election instability refers to the increased risk of violence or unrest around an election, especially in fragile states like Haiti. The upcoming general elections on 13 December, mentioned in the story, can exacerbate existing tensions and provide a flashpoint for groups like Izo 2 to assert power or disrupt the process.

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