Cyprus Politics: Low turnout in Cyprus presidential election

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Cyprus Politics: Low turnout in Cyprus presidential election

There was a lower turnout than expected in south Cyprus' presidential election on Sunday. None of the candidates secured enough support to win outright, and the incumbent president, Nicos Anastasiades will now face a run-off election. As Iolo ap Dafydd reports, Cyprus' division and concerns about the economy had an impact on how Greek Cypriots voted.

January 29, 2018