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schema:articleBody	Over five months, Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara made a major U-turn before declaring to his unsettled country that he would run for a third term. The violent response to the announcement has stirred memories of a brief civil war that erupted after then president Laurent Gbagbo refused to cede to Ouattara after elections in 2010. Here is a timeline of this key period in the runup to the October 31 poll: On March 5, 2020, Ouattara, 78, announces he will not run for a third term in order to make way for "the younger generation", ending months of speculation over whether he would seek another mandate. In mid-March, Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly is nominated as the ruling RHDP party's candidate. Only July 8 Coulibaly dies unexpectedly from a heart attack, plunging the country into uncertainty. On August 6, Ouattara finally announces he will seek re-election in October. The opposition slam the decision, saying it is against the constitution, which allows two terms, but Ouattara and his supporters argue that a 2016 constitutional tweak reset the clock. Ouattara's announcement triggers protests that turn violent, leaving around 15 people dead. On August 22 Ouattara is formally chosen by his party to run for a third term. On September 3 Gbagbo as well as former rebel leader turned prime minister Guillaume Soro also file their candidacies. The ex-president Henri Konan Bedie, 86, is officially nominated as candidate for his party on September 12. On September 14, the Constitutional Council, the country's top court, authorises only four candidacies out of 44 applications it received. It validates Ouattara's bid but bars Gbagbo and Soro. ang-eab/jmy/ri
schema:headline	I.Coast: Events leading up to Ouattara candidacy
schema:mentions	Civil war Alassane Ouattara Laurent Gbagbo Federal Constitutional Court Constitutional Council (France) U-turn Ivory Coast Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Myocardial infarction President of the United States Krept and Konan Tweak programming environment Rally of Houphouëtists for Democracy and Peace Amadou Gon Coulibaly Guillaume Soro
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schema:datePublished	2020-09-15 (xsd:date)
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