Louisa Hanoune : «L’audace pour l’édification d’une IIe République»
C’est à partir de Annaba que Louisa Hanoune, leader du Parti des travailleurs (PT), a entamé sa campagne électorale pour la présidentielle du 17 avril 2014.
C’est à partir de Annaba que Louisa Hanoune, leader du Parti des travailleurs (PT), a entamé sa campagne électorale pour la présidentielle du 17 avril 2014.
Le président de Nidaa Tounes, Beji Caid Essebsi a indiqué lors d'une interview diffusée sur la chaine Nessma TV qu'il est difficile d'organiser les élections dans un futur proche si des partis politiques au sein de l'Assemblée Nationale Constituante insistent sur l'insertion de l'article 15 du décret-loi 35 de l'année 2011 dans la nouvelle loi électorale.
Le meeting animé hier par le président du TAJ, Amar Ghoul, et Amara Benyounès, secrétaire général du MPA, à Sour El Ghozlane, a été perturbé et chahuté par un groupe de jeunes, pour la plupart des étudiants opposés au 4e mandat de Bouteflika.
KARACHI: Supporters and activists of the Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz (JSQM) converged at MA Jinnah Road in Karachi for the Freedom March on Sunday. The party managed to attract a respectable crowd, despite the recent killings of two of its leaders and the threats of possible attacks at the rally.
“Is it a sin to love your motherland? Have we ever adopted the path of violence?” questioned the party’s chairperson Sunan Qureshi while addressing the rally. He alleged that his uncle, Maqsood, and another party leader, Wadho, were killed by ‘hidden hands’.
KABUL (Pajhwok): The Independent Election Commission (IEC) on Monday voiced concern over government servants’ participation in the election campaign, saying necessary materials could not be transported to some restive areas.
Addressing a seminar on the role of religious scholars and tribal elders in the election process, IEC Secretary Ziaul Haq Amarkhel said preparations were in place to hold the vote on schedule.
Fawzi Rebaïne, président de Ahd 54 et candidat à l’élection présidentielle du 17 avril prochain, a entamé sa campagne électorale à Biskra où il a animé, hier, un meeting à la salle Atlas.
Il semble désormais de notoriété publique que les faucons du parti au pouvoir veulent la tête du Premier ministre qu’ils accusent d’opportunisme, ainsi ils veulent éjecter Oumar Tatam Ly de son fauteuil de Premier ministre.
"All the factions have already defined their terms of accession to the coalition of parliamentary majority," the leader of SDPK faction Chynybai Tursunbekov informed 24.kg news agency.
According to him, today the official negotiations with all factions on the issue of forming a new configuration will start. "Till April 11 we must resolve all the issues and make a new coalition agreement. I still can't say about the membership of a new coalition, but we will negotiate eith all leaders," Chynybai Tursunbekov added.
C’est à Djelfa que le candidat Abdelaziz Belaïd a lancé sa campagne pour la présidentielle.
Thousands of people, waving the national and the political party’s flags, gathered at the venue in order to attend the event, which coincided with Pakistan Day, that had called for the creation of an independent state for the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent.
The Sudanese opposition Popular Congress Party (PCP) has held the government and the University of Khartoum (UofK) administration responsible for the death of Ali Abakaer Moussa Idris earlier this month.
Idris, a third-year economics student, died in hospital of gunshot wounds sustained during a demonstration which took place at the UofK on March 11th.
The PCP mentioned that the criminal report stated that Idris was shot by a Kalashnikov rifle from from a distance of 18 yards, stressing that the PCP demands retribution and rejects impunity.
"A new coalition, most likely, will remain in the same format: SDPK, Ata-Meken, Ar-Namys," the leader of parliamentary socialists Omurbek Tekebayev stated to 24.kg news agency.
According to him, the only thing left is to speak with the head of Ar-Namys parliamentary faction Felix Kulov.
Trois questions à Abdelhamid Fatihi, secrétaire général adjoint de la FDT
ALM : Pourquoi avoir choisi d’organiser une marche nationale le 6 avril?
Abdelhamid Fatihi : Tout d’abord, je tiens à rappeler que nous avons épuisé toutes les démarches pour rappeler au gouvernement la nécessité d’ouvrir un dialogue.
Après seulement six mois de présidence, Ibrahim Boubacar Kéita serait-il déjà fatigué, usé ? Beaucoup seraient tentés de le croire au vu des agissements du chef de l’Etat depuis son élection et, surtout, son intronisation show son et lumière.
Aleksandar Vucic vowed to continue supporting Bosnia’s Serb entity after parliamentary polls in Serbia ended in victory for his Progressive Party.
Vucic said after a meeting with Republika Srpska’s leader Milorad Dodik in Belgrade on Saturday that his administration would always protect Republika Srpska, the Serb-dominated entity in Bosnia.
Respublika Parliamentary Faction nominates Omurbek Babanov as prime minister, the member of the faction Kenzhebek Bokoev said to 24.kg news agency.
According to him, this is the basic condition of entering of Respublika in the future coalition. "But we stand for all factions to nominate their candidates for alternative," Kenzhebek Bokoev noted.
He added that the faction hasn't received an official invitation on joining the alliance yet. "But we don't consider the variant to stay in opposition till the end of the term," he said.
Le parti Rassemblement national pour la réforme et le développement(Tawassoul) a déclaré que la situation politique actuelle du pays ne favorise guère sa participation à l'élection présidentielle de juin prochain.
Speaking to The Express Tribune on Sunday, former MNA Gohar Ayub Khan lauded the move and assured the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) to which he belongs will get the resolution approved from the Senate and Lower House.
Political parties should change their old-fashioned way of campaigning by shifting away from gathering supporters on a large scale and attacking each other, and moving toward contesting one another’s ideas, a political observer said on Monday.
Indonesian Institute of Science (LIPI) researcher Ikrar Nusa Bakti said gathering people during campaigns would only lead to brief excitement for potential voters.