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Esta chegando mais uma alternativa para voce.


“There is a New Alternative Arriving to You” is an advertising brochure, available in Portuguese, issued in 1997 by the TV COM SP in Brazil. The brochure describes the objectives of a new community-oriented television channel and its programming. Additionally, the brochure comes with a registration form.
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Malawi Electoral Commission By-Elections


This newsletter, published by the Malawi Electoral Commission in preparation for the By-elections in November 1996, discusses voter registration, candidate registration, duties of representatives, and role of the media.  It also encourages voters to make informed choices.
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Malawi: Strengthening Democratic Institutions - Final Activity Report

This report focuses on the second phase of project activities in Malawi, specifically, IFES efforts at strengthening democratic institutions in the country.  The goal of the project was the creation of a permanent, independent election administration organ, which would become part of the Malawian civil and governance sector.
May 30, 1995
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Brazil 1994 Election: Technology Assessment Report, February 28, 1995



This Election Technology Assessment from the 1994 elections in Brazil details IFES’ audit of the vote tabulation software used in Brazilian elections.  The report focuses on the technological innovations in Brazilian electoral administration, the future direction of its modernization, and the applicability of the concepts and technologies involved to election administration in other countries.

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IFES conducted studies on the Brazilian development of a cost-effective indigenous election technology which could be applied to other developing countries. 






February 27, 1995