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The Kyrgyz Parliament requires saying exact number of the majority coalition members, the deputy Altynbek Sulaimanov said today at the session.

According to him, the coalition assures that 67 deputies joined to it. "But according to my data, 10 deputies didn't sign it. So, there are only 57 people in the alliance, that is not enough for the majority. Give us exact information," he added.

Source/Fuente: http://www.eng.24.kg/parliament/169783-news24.html

The National Opposition Movement will have two chairmen, its Leader Ravshan Zheenbekov reported to 24.kg news agency today at the press conference.

According to him, Kamchybek Tashiev was appointed the second leader. Also the National Opposition Movement has presented their program of social and economic development of the country. The program consists of 5 planks.

Le bureau de permanence du candidat indépendant Ali Benflis, dans la commune de Houari Boumediène (wilaya de Guelma), a été saccagé dans la nuit de lundi à mardi.

Divisions within Darfur’s Liberation and Justice Movement (LJM) threaten its unity as a faction allegedly led by the group’s secretary-general issued a statement accusing its leader of anti democratic practices.

A group called its self "Reform Stream" issued a statement on Wednesday blaming the group chairman Tijani Al-Sissi to excluding the other members from the decision making process.

With preparations for the presidential and provincial council elections finishing up, the Independent Election Commission (IEC) on Thursday announced that polls around the country will be open on Saturday from 7:00AM to 4:00PM, but that closing time could be pushed back if need be. 
 
According to IEC officials, Thursday saw the final batch of election materials distributed to Kabul districts under secure escort. With that, all voting centers are believed to have been supplied with the designated 600 ballots and the equipment necessary to conduct the voting process. 
 

A survey commissioned by Jakarta-based pollster the Political Communication (Polcomm) Institute says Joko “Jokowi” Widodo remains an electoral magnet who will boost the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle’s (PDI-P) vote in the upcoming elections.

“The party’s electability stands at 23.1 percent and according to respondents surveyed, this is because it has nominated Jokowi as its presidential candidate,” said Polcomm Institute director Heri Budianto in a press conference in Jakarta on Thursday, as quoted by Antara.

Le nouveau gouvernement français formé  le 2 avril dernier, le Premier ministre  Manuel Valls fera  sa déclaration de politique générale le mardi prochain. Soit seulement une semaine après sa nomination à ce poste. Au Mali, après sept mois passés à la primature, le Premier ministre malien, Oumar Tatam Ly tarde toujours à se présenter devant les députés pour sa déclaration de politique générale.

The Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PKPI) says it is confident of meeting the 3.5 percent electoral threshold and of winning a seat in the House of Representatives during the upcoming legislative election.

The PKPI's deputy secretary-general, Rully Soekarta, said on Thursday that despite its optimism, the party would keep a lookout for any attempted fraud to reduce his party's number of votes.

Indonesia's main opposition party is set to win a convincing victory at legislative elections next week, boosted by the nomination of the popular Jakarta governor as their presidential candidate, a poll showed.

The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) will take 37 percent of the vote at Wednesday's election, a survey of 2,000 people by private pollster Roy Morgan Research suggested.

The poll put the corruption-mired Democratic Party of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in fourth place with 10 percent.