the-red-under-the-bed
17th April 2009, 07:13
From the Lal Salam Blog:
http://maobadiwatch.blogspot.com/2009/04/bi-elections-revolution-still-going.html
"On April 10 across the country bi-elections were held in 6 constituencies that had been left vacant in the last 12 months. These elections took place in a range of areas, in different parts of the country, in areas where different ethnic groups and where political parties were powerful so in effect these elections gave a good reflection in the political mood amongst the people. While only a fraction of people could vote, and the small amount of seats at stake would not affect the balance of power within the parliament, these elections were incredibly important because of the role they take in the wider political struggle in the country."
http://maobadiwatch.blogspot.com/2009/04/bi-elections-revolution-still-going.html
"On April 10 across the country bi-elections were held in 6 constituencies that had been left vacant in the last 12 months. These elections took place in a range of areas, in different parts of the country, in areas where different ethnic groups and where political parties were powerful so in effect these elections gave a good reflection in the political mood amongst the people. While only a fraction of people could vote, and the small amount of seats at stake would not affect the balance of power within the parliament, these elections were incredibly important because of the role they take in the wider political struggle in the country."