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| Chadian junta-appointed Prime Minister Succès Masra has | |
| announced he’ll run for presidency, a week after the leader of the junta, | |
| interim president Mahamat Déby announced his own candidacy. | |
| Mr Masra, a former opposition leader, signed a reconciliation | |
| deal with Mr Déby after his return from exile, before he was appointed prime | |
| minister in January. | |
| He | |
| told supporters at a rally on Sunday that he was seeking the top seat so as to unite | |
| the people and "heal hearts". | |
| The | |
| opposition have criticised the move, saying it’s a ploy to give the appearance | |
| of pluralism to an election which Mr Déby is certain to win. | |
| It | |
| is "a farce, a fake candidacy to accompany the head of military | |
| power", Max Kemkoye, the spokesman of a group of opposition parties GCAP, | |
| told the AFP news agency. | |
| Mr | |
| Déby's main rival, opposition leader Yaya Dillo, was killed in a shootout | |
| with security forces on 28 February. The government had blamed him for a deadly attack on the country's security agency, which he denied. | |
| He | |
| was widely predicted to be the main opponent of Mr Déby in the election. | |
| Mr Déby took over as Chad’s leader after his father was killed by rebels after | |
| three decades in power. | |
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