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Tibetans in Exile Vote for Government as Dalai Lama's Succession Looms
Tibetans living outside Chinese control are voting on Sunday for a government-in-exile. The election is viewed as significant amid preparations for a future without the Dalai Lama, their spiritual leader. The Central Tibetan Administration, based in India, continues to play a key role in the exile community.
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Tibetans residing outside areas controlled by China are participating in an election on Sunday to select a government-in-exile. The vote occurs as the community prepares for a potential future without the Dalai Lama, who serves as their spiritual leader.
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The election's timing aligns with ongoing discussions about leadership transition. Details on candidates and voter turnout were not specified in the report from France 24.
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