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Nazir Nazi

Nazir Nazi

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Journalist, Al Watwan

Comoros

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  • Comoros holds a parliamentary election boycotted by some opposition parties

    By Nazir Nazi| Washington Times Verified MORONI, Comoros — Comoros held a parliamentary election Sunday that some opposition leaders pledged to boycott, accusing President Azali Assoumani and his ruling party of adopting an increasingly authoritarian stance and raising concerns over the integrity of the vote. The one-day election will decide the 33 seats in the legislature. Results are expected next week, according to the national electoral commission.

    By Nazir Nazi · Washington Times

    Jan. 12, 2025

  • Comoros holds a parliamentary election boycotted by some opposition parties

    By Nazir Nazi| Times Union (Albany) Verified MORONI, Comoros (AP) — Comoros held a parliamentary election Sunday that some opposition leaders pledged to boycott, accusing President Azali Assoumani and his ruling party of adopting an increasingly authoritarian stance and raising concerns over the integrity of the vote. The one-day election will decide the 33 seats in the legislature. Results are expected next week, according to the national electoral commission.

    By Nazir Nazi · Times Union (Albany)

    Jan. 12, 2025

  • Comoros holds a parliamentary election boycotted by some opposition parties

    By Nazir Nazi| Washington Times Verified MORONI, Comoros — Comoros held a parliamentary election Sunday that some opposition leaders pledged to boycott, accusing President Azali Assoumani and his ruling party of adopting an increasingly authoritarian stance and raising concerns over the integrity of the vote. The one-day election will decide the 33 seats in the legislature. Results are expected next week, according to the national electoral commission.

    By Nazir Nazi · Washington Times

    Jan. 12, 2025

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