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Kazakhstan reduces number of foreign polling stations for referendum due to situation in Middle East

ASTANA. March 6 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Citizens of Kazakhstan abroad will be able to participate in the national referendum at polling stations established in 54 foreign countries, the republic's Foreign Ministry press service reported on Friday.

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Kazakhstan reduces number of foreign polling stations for referendum due to situation in Middle East

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