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Prince Norodom Ranariddh casts his vote in commune-level elections at a polling booth in Phnom Penh, June 3, 2012. (AFP)
14 August 2012
ABC Radio Australia
In Cambodia, the royalist movement has
been dealt another blow, with Prince Norodom Ranariddh announcing his
resignation from politics for a second time.
Last time it was in 2008, after a scandal involving the sale of the Funcinpec party's headquarters.
He eventually received a royal
pardon, and in late 2010 made a comeback with a self-named party he said
was committed to re-uniting the Royalists.
That attempt now appears to have collapsed, and along with it, the political career of the Prince.
Presenter: Helene Hofman
Speakers: Ambassador Julio Jeldres, Adjunct Research Fellow, Monash Asia Institute
Prince's resignation setback for Cambodia's royalist movement (Credit: ABC)
4 comments:
Preah Ang must give me back Ms Ouk Phalla!
Well,do you have money to take care of her? Not just her,but her child as well.Prince of greeds has money to buy Viagra for their romance,how about you?Can you handle without Viagra?
Not really, but I will do anything to take care of her yes! I'll drive Tuk Tuk overtime.......if I have to....just want to be with Ouk Phalla!!!!!!!!1
Well,I'll supply you Viagra if you need my help ok my friend,you seems like a nice guy.My profession is provide medication to the needy.You're funny.....Good luck fellow!...
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