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The first multiparty legislative elections of Maldives have ended and “the party of the Maldives' dissident-turned-president has likely won the most seats in the country's first multiparty legislative elections, but not enough for an outright majority,” reports Maldives Live.
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could u pls update this news. this is not correct. the opposition party DRP won the most of the seats and they are likely to hold the majority