CONAKRY (Reuters) - The United Nations and the international community on Sunday called upon Guinea's electoral commission to publish results of a September 28 election aimed at completing a transition to democracy, saying it was concerned over the delay.
Disputes over a published partial count have held up the final result and raised fears of a resurgence of violence that killed about 50 people before the vote.
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