Les Forces alternatives pour le renouveau et l’émergence (Fare) viennent de tenir leur 1ercongrès ordinaire. C’était les 15 et 16 mars 2014 au Palais de la Culture Amadou Hampaté Bâ de Bamako.
On March 31 opposition plans to demand returning of the government to legalize national assembly and return to a presidential- parliamentary form of government. The former deputy Sadyr Zhaparov - one of the main organizers of the protest informed 24.kg news agency.
KARACHI: MQM leader Faisal Sabzwari says his party is holding talks with the PPP over joining the provincial government in Sindh.
Sabzwari added that the MQM had been approached three times over the last ten months by the PPP regarding joining the provincial government.
According to MQM leader no final decision had been taken on joining the Sindh government as the MQM was still evaluating the PPP’s invitation.
Sabzwari further said there needs to be a working relationship between both parties.
Ils étaient venus des huit régions du Mali, de la Mauritanie, le Côte d’Ivoire, la France, du Congo et du Canada pour prendre part au premier congrès ordinaire des Forces Alternatives pour le Renouveau et l’Emergence (FARE AN KA WULI). Cette rencontre est le début d’une nouvelle ère.
Lors d'un meeting populaire de son parti à Gabès, le Président du Congrès Pour la République, Imed Daïmi, a assuré que le candidat de son parti aux élections présidentielles n'est autre que Moncef Marzouki.
Imed Daïmi a aussi déclaré que son parti s'alliera avec des partis qui partagent ses mêmes programmes pour éviter de commettre les mêmes erreurs que pendant ces trois dernières années.
Ata-Zhurt parliamentary faction decides to join coalition of majority, the member of the faction Kurmantai Abdiev said to 24.kg news agency.
According to him, the day before they received official invitation from SDPK on joining the alliance, and today after consulting with its leader Myktybek Abdyldaev, they intend to answer in the affirmative.
Ata Meken and Ar-Namys also announced about joining the alliance.
Bahraini forces have once again attacked anti-regime protesters as demonstrations continue in various parts of the country.
On Wednesday, demonstrations against the unrelenting crackdown on pro-democracy uprising continued in several villages across the tiny Persian Gulf country.
Anti-regime demonstrations were also held in the villages of A’ali, Samahich, and Diraz, as well as on the island of Sitra, east of the capital Manama.
Después de más de tres meses de todo tipo de rumores y filtraciones, ya es oficial: Abdelfattá al Sisi, el ministro de Defensa de Egipto, concurrirá a las próximas elecciones presidenciales. El flamante aspirante realizó el anuncio a través de un mensaje dirigido a la nación emitido por la televisión pública. Todavía no existe una fecha para los comicios, que estaban previstos para mediados de abril, pero tuvieron que ser atrasados. De momento, el único otro aspirante es el político nasserista Hamdin Sabbahi.
The General Elections Commission (KPU) has announced an increasing number of damaged ballots, from the earlier amount of 1.5 million to the current 2.7 million.
“We have received reports of 2.7 million damaged ballots, approximately 0.37 percent out of the total number. It is widespread in 301 regencies and municipalities,” KPU commissioner Arief Budiman said on Tuesday as quoted by kompas.com.
He said the KPU would verify the number of reported damaged ballots before reprinting the ballots.
Manama: Youth have been urged to play a more prominent role in the media, Bahrain’s state minister for information has said.
Opening the Gulf Radio and Television Festival in the capital Manama, Sameera Ebrahim Bin Rajab said that the motto “Our Youth is the Future of our Media” was a highly significant indicator of what needed to be done in Arab countries.
Candidates competing in the July 2014 presidential election will have an opportunity to explain to voters their positions on major human rights issues thanks to a new survey, an international non-governmental organization (INGO) has said.
Human Rights Watch (HRW), an INGO that conducts research and advocacy on human rights, said that it had distributed a questionnaire to likely presidential candidates on March 21, giving them nine questions on the country’s most pressing human rights concerns.
« En Mauritanie, la communauté wolof est menacée dans tout son ensemble. C’est une communauté qui est marginalisée ; [...] depuis à peu près dix ans, on a remarqué que sa représentativité est en train de baisser dans toutes les sphères nationales et c’est ça qui est grave… »
Benflis s’est adressé également à la jeunesse qui occupe une place importante dans son programme. Il envisage d’instaurer une pension digne pour les retraités.
With just days to go before crucial local elections in Turkey, concerns about the credibility of ballots are being raised from varying parts of the political spectrum.
The ruling Justice and Development Party’s (AKP) Ayşenur İslam and opposition Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli have been the latest figures to raise questions on the issue.
İslam, Turkey’s Family and Social Policy Minister, claimed that the way her party could be beaten on March 30 was “through cheating.”
The board of Iraq's election commission has resigned in protest at what it says is political and judicial interference ahead of April legislative elections.
The joint decision was made to preserve the independence and impartiality of the commission, a statement said.
It had faced huge pressure as a result of a dispute over the interpretation of the electoral law, it added.
A clause approved last year allows for the exclusion of candidates considered not "of good reputation".
Le candidat à l’élection présidentielle du 17 avril prochain, Moussa Touati, a vivement dénoncé, à Adrar, les partisans du boycott, appelant ses militants au sein du FNA et les Algériens à voter le 17 avril prochain.
Mustafa Şahin, running as a mayoral candidate in Adana from the ultra-nationalist Great Union Party (BBP), and Yasin Türkoğlu, an independent candidate running for the same post, announced on March 24 that they had withdrawn in order to lend support to the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP).
Le président de la république, Moncef Marzouki a indiqué lors d’une interview accordée au journal koweitien, Al Kabs que les partis de l’opposition se réunissent au palais de Carthage au début de chaque mois pour manger puis ils l’insultent via les médias. Par ailleurs, Moncef Marzouki a indiqué que le régime du président déchu a unifié les tunisiens voulant bâtir une démocratie en Tunisie.
Les villes retenues par les candidats à l’élection présidentielle du 17 avril pour le top-départ de leur campagne ne sont certainement pas le fruit d’un choix anodin.
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