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The Golkar Party central board has penalized some of its politicians after they came out in support of the presidential bid of Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, who was nominated by rival the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P).

Some senior lawmakers will be stripped of their posts in key commissions at the House of Representatives.

TELUK INTAN, May 27 (Bernama) -- Gerakan Tuesday dismissed as untrue an opposition claim that Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate Datuk Mah Siew Keong will be appointed a senator if he loses the Teluk Intan parliamentary by-election, polling for which is on Saturday.

Deputy president Dr Cheah Soon Hai explained that the party, at a central committee meeting several months ago, proposed the name of another individual for the senator's post.

Après avoir procédé au renouvellement de ses instances le 26 avril dernier, le nouveau bureau de la section VI de l’Adéma-Pasj dirigé par Mahamane Mahalmadane Touré se trouve aujourd’hui entre légitimité et contestation.  Malgré tout, la nouvelle équipe a entamé une série de visites dans la Commune, notamment à Faladié, Sogoniko, Magnambougou et Niamakoro Koko.

Le dirigeant au sein de l’Alliance Démocratique, Mehdi Ben Gharbia dément le limogeage de Mahmoud Baroudi du parti et a ajouté que cette décision revient au bureau exécutif du parti.

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“These kinds of actions just give the [Bahraini] regime an excuse to crack down, but we know well that there have been a lot of non-violent Bahrainis who have been falsely accused of terrorism,” Stephen Zunes told Press TV on Monday.

Low voter turnout has been reported on the second and final day of Egyptian presidential elections, as former army chief Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is expected to emerge as the country's next president.

While the Egyptian government declared a national holiday for Tuesday in an effort to get voters to cast their ballots, an official with international monitoring group Global Network for Rights and Development reported that voter turnout was noticibly low.

Egyptian liberal politician and President of Ghad al-Thawra Party Ayman Nour dismissed the current presidential elections as "one-sided."

Nour, who ran against Mubarak in the 2005 Presidential elections, told Reuters on the sidelines of Aljazeera Forum Monday that the presidential elections are being held in a climate of "monopoly of power" and lack any genuine completion.

Even under Mubarak, he said, "there was no such clear monopoly of the presidential race as what is happening now."

Se prononçant sur le récent changement de gouvernement, les FARE indiquaient  que l’impulsion attendue risquait d’être bien faible en l’absence de cap et de priorités notamment en matière de sécurité, d’intégrité  territoriale et de réconciliation nationale.