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Lors de l'interview qu'il a accordé à Telvza Tv dans la soirée du vendredi 2 mai 2014, Aziz Kirchène a déclaré qu'en 2013 et avec l'apparition de Nidaa Tounes, la scène politique tunisienne s'est vu divisée entre deux grandes forces politiques qui sont Ennahdha et Nidaa Tounes. Aziz Krichène a déclaré que, malheureusement, la Présidence de la République n'a pas su garder ses distances et s'est rapprochée des positions d'Ennahdha aux dépends de Nidaa Tounes.

La loi électorale et les étapes restantes de la transition démocratique étaient les thèmes de la rencontre entre le président de la République, Moncef Marzouki et le chef du mouvement Ennahdha, Rached Ghannouchi, qui a eu lieu aujourd’hui, 2 mai 2014.

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An alliance between the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and the National Awakening Party (PKB) will be announced soon, a senior PDI-P politician said on Thursday.

“We are just waiting to make it official,” PDI-P deputy secretary-general Hasto Kristianto told The Jakarta Post, adding that there would be a meeting between PDI-P leader Megawati Soekarnoputri and PKB leader Muhaimin Iskandar.

Hasto claimed that both parties had a similar ideology and had long been close.

L’élection présidentielle prévue pour le 21 juin en Mauritanie sera-t-elle démocratique ? Le patron de l’opposition, Ahmed Ould Daddah, n’y croit guère. « Le président Aziz, explique-t-il à Mondafrique, ne souhaite pas négocier un accord consensuel avec nous pour préparer sereinement le scrutin présidentiel». Le 3 mai, l’opposition pourrait trancher en faveur d'un boycott. Entretien avec Ahmed Ould Daddah.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono says corruption eradication should be a priority of the new government, which will take shape after this year’s presidential election.

“We are aware there is a lot of work still to be done, like eradicating corruption that continues to occur in this country,” Yudhoyono said in his remarks during the opening of the 2014 National Development Planning Conference (Musrenbangnas) in Jakarta on Wednesday, as quoted by Antara news agency.

Speaker of Syria People’s Assembly Mohammad Jihad al-Laham announced Thursday that Ziad Adnan Hakawati, Ahmad Ali Qsei’eh, Mohammad Mohammad Nassr Mahmoud, Ali Hassan al-Hassan, Ahmad Omar Dabba, Mahmoud Naji Moussa and Hossein Mohammad Tijan registered to stand in the presidential elections.

Al-Laham said the Assembly received notes form the Supreme Constitutional Court that the new seven candidates had submitted applications to run for presidency.

The candidates need to get written approvals from at least 35 MPs each, otherwise their applications would be dismissed.

Governor and Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) presidential candidate Joko Widodo, popularly know as Jokowi, received a delegation of female workers on Thursday who handed him their “2014 black note” — a petition urging him to take action against workplace discrimination — as tens of thousands of workers took to the streets to mark International Worker's Day.

The workers, representing the Women’s Action Committee (KAP), said they had seen no significant progress for female workers during Joko’s time in office.

Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono’s Democratic party would benefit over the longer term from rebuilding its reputation in opposition, rather than pushing to become part of an Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) coalition, a political analyst said on Tuesday.

“It’s better for the Democrats to be in opposition along with the Prosperous Justice Party [PKS],” AS Hakim said. “The party has been in power for 10 years and, if they take being in opposition seriously over the next five years, they could repair their image.”