Mauritania's Ghazouani Secures Second Term Amid Election Disputes

President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani wins 56% of the vote, but opposition claims of fraud lead to protests and fatalities.

Ghazouani's main rival, Biram Dah Abeid, rejects the results, alleging electoral fraud.
Protests in opposition strongholds have resulted in three deaths and numerous injuries.
The government has blocked mobile internet access and increased security presence to control unrest.
International observers have largely deemed the election peaceful and transparent.
Ghazouani's victory is seen as a continuation of stability in a region marked by coups and violence.