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Natasa Pirc Musar on course to win Slovenia’s presidential vote

Natasa Pirc Musa, a human rights advocate, has promised to be 'the voice of women' in Slovenia and beyond. [Borut Zivulovic/Reuters]

Natasa Pirc Musar, a liberal lawyer and former TV presenter, is on course to become Slovenia’s first female president after preliminary results showed the 54-year-old has won the presidential runoff.

Pirc Musar, backed by the centre-left government, won 54 percent of the votes in Sunday’s runoff while her rival, right-wing politician and former foreign minister Anze Logar, won 46 percent, according to election commission data based on 77 percent of the votes counted.

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