By Kesor Ranniya
3rd December, 2008
Radio Free Asia
Translated from Khmer by Khmerization
Mr. Hun Sen (pictured) has said that in the elections of 2013 and 2018 his ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) will lose some votes.
However, Mr. Hun Sen, who is the vice-president of the ruling CPP, has announced that he will still be the candidate for the prime minister because he still believe that the ruling CPP will still win the elections.
Mr. Hun Sen made this announcement in front of 300 people on Wednesday at the launch for the implementation of the Public Financial Accountability Reform. Mr. Hun Sen said: “Even if we lost 10 seats, we still have 80 seats. So, those who are waiting to be prime minister will wait forever. Now I cannot say anything yet,. Let’s say about losing some seats. If we lost 10 seats in 2013, we still have 80 seats, so we still win the election. In 2018, if we lost some more, we still have more than 70 seats, so we still win the election. So, those who are waiting to be prime minister, will wait forever.”
Please note that in the last election in July of this year, the ruling CPP won 90 of the total 123 parliamentary seats.//
3rd December, 2008
Radio Free Asia
Translated from Khmer by Khmerization
Mr. Hun Sen (pictured) has said that in the elections of 2013 and 2018 his ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) will lose some votes.
However, Mr. Hun Sen, who is the vice-president of the ruling CPP, has announced that he will still be the candidate for the prime minister because he still believe that the ruling CPP will still win the elections.
Mr. Hun Sen made this announcement in front of 300 people on Wednesday at the launch for the implementation of the Public Financial Accountability Reform. Mr. Hun Sen said: “Even if we lost 10 seats, we still have 80 seats. So, those who are waiting to be prime minister will wait forever. Now I cannot say anything yet,. Let’s say about losing some seats. If we lost 10 seats in 2013, we still have 80 seats, so we still win the election. In 2018, if we lost some more, we still have more than 70 seats, so we still win the election. So, those who are waiting to be prime minister, will wait forever.”
Please note that in the last election in July of this year, the ruling CPP won 90 of the total 123 parliamentary seats.//
1 comment:
Come on, give someone in your party a chance. don't stay in power until a helicopter crash like what happened to Gen. Lundy. Just retire and enjoy your enormous wealth that you stole from the Cambodian nation. When your helicopter crashed you can't enjoy your wealth anymore, Mr. Hun Xen.
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