Associated Press
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – Cambodia's
opposition is insisting that an independent committee to investigate
allegations of cheating in the recent election be established before it
holds talks with Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling party on establishing a
new government.
The opposition Cambodian National
Rescue Party declared its conditions Thursday after Hun Sen's offer to
hold party-to-party talks and support a probe into the polls.
Hun
Sen's Cambodian People's Party has said the provisional election
results show it winning 68 of the National Assembly's 123 seats, with
remaining 55 going to the opposition party.
The
opposition claims that more than 1 million people may have been deprived
of their right to vote because their registrations were not properly
processed. On Wednesday it [the opposition] claimed it had won a majority of 63 assembly
seats.
1 comment:
That is a very smart move, Mr. Sam Rainsy and Mr. Kem Sokha.
Hun Sen of Yuon/Vietnamese CPP is very useless and criminal with a lot of bloods of innocent Cambodian/Khmer people in his hands.
If you shake hand with Vietnamese/Yuon dog Hun Sen, please wash your hands completely because Hun Sen is very evil and murderous bastard who serving his Hanoi bosses in an exchanged for his power and control.
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