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France says 'preoccupied' by conditions of Gabon election results release

PARIS (Reuters) - France said on Wednesday it was preoccupied by conditions under which results of Gabon's Aug. 27 presidential election results were released.

Official results showed that incumbent Ali Bongo was reelected with 49.8 percent. Those results were disputed by rival Jean Ping, setting the stage for a potentially violent post-election showdown.

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