Abdelmalek Sellal reprendra son poste de Premier ministre, après l’avoir laissé temporairement à Youcef Yousfi, a appris TSA d’une source bien informée : « C’est sûr, Abdelmalek Sellal sera reconduit comme Premier ministre », affirme notre source. La reconduction de M. Sellal pourrait intervenir très rapidement.
Fathi Ayadi, Président du Conseil de la Choura du Mouvement Ennahdha, a assuré sur nos ondes que son mouvement tient toujours à Hamadi Jebali en tant que secrétaire général. Il a aussi précisé que Rached Ghannouchi n'a pas accepté la démission de Jebali.
Ayadi a ajouté que les négociations sont toujours en cours pour désigner le candidat du mouvement Ennahdha aux prochaines élections présidentielles.
Abdullah Abdullah, el candidato con más votos en las presidencialescelebradas en Afganistán el pasado 5 de abril, se niega a presentarse a una segunda vuelta electoral porque, asegura, todavía hay muchos interrogantes abiertos que podrían modificar los resultados finales y hacer que él consiga la mayoría absoluta necesaria para convertirse en presidente del país.
Le Forum National pour la Démocratie et l’Unité (FNDU), un collectif de 17 partis politiques, plusieurs dizaines d’organisations de la société civile, centrales syndicales et personnalités indépendantes « reste ouvert à un dialogue politique sérieux et attend un signal de décrispation en vue de poursuivre la concertation avec le pouvoir » a déclaré son président, Cheikh Sid’Ahmed Ould Babamine, dimanche au cours d’une conférence de presse.
Officials of Helmand provincial Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC) declared on Sunday that votes from 15 polling sites have been invalidated.
“Votes from 15 polling sites were voided,” Helmand ECC head, Ali Khil said. “Votes for provincial council from 10 of the 15 sites were invalid and votes for presidential candidates from five sites were voided as well.”
Khil said the total number of votes from the 15 polling sites consists of 7,000 votes.
The General Elections Commission (KPU) has delayed the legalization of vote recapitulation results from 130 Overseas Election Committees (PPLNs) as D1 forms from 10 PPLNs have yet to arrive in Indonesia, a commissioner has said.
“As many as 130 PPLNs have completed the recapitulation of votes; however, original D1 forms from 10 PPLNs have not yet arrived at KPU headquarters,” KPU commissioner Ferry Kurnia Rizkiyansyah said on the sidelines of an open plenary meeting of a vote recapitulation in Jakarta on Sunday, as quoted by Antara news agency.
A political consultant has warned that the Gerindra Party’s presidential hopeful Prabowo Subianto will suffer the most if a group of political parties that managed to gain less than 10 percent of the vote form another coalition.
Yunarto Wijaya of Charta Politika said currently there were three larger parties that were likely to form coalitions with middle-sized parties. They are the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), Gerindra and the Golkar Party, the top-three parties according to quick-count surveys.
Jakarta. This year’s legislative election result doesn’t look too good for the Golkar Party. With only 14.3 percent of the votes, the party needs to form a coalition with at least one political party if it wants to nominate its own candidate in the July presidential election, just around the corner.
Yet, while other political parties are busy approaching potential allies, Golkar has reportedly been slow in building ties with others.
Egypt's presidential election commission on Sunday cleared resigned defense minister Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi and former presidential hopeful Hamdeen Sabahi - the only two candidates - to contest the May presidential elections.
"The two have met the candidacy conditions and the commission will not disqualify any of them," commission secretary-general Abdel-Aziz Salman told a press conference in Cairo.
Egyptian presidential candidate and former army chief Abdul Fattah al-Sisi asked Egyptians to vote in "unprecedented numbers for the sake of Egypt" in next month's election, which the ex-general is expected to win, even as Islamists called for a boycott.
Egyptian presidential candidate and former army chief Abdul Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday called for a large turnout in next month’s presidential election even as Islamists called for a boycott.
Al-Sisi asked voters to come to the poll in “unprecedented numbers for the sake of Egypt,” Reuters reports.
Le parti Ettahrir a indiqué via son porte-parole, Ridha Belhaj lors d’un meeting populaire à Béja qu’il n’exclut pas la possibilité de boycotter les prochaines élections.
Ridha Belhaj a ajouté que si son parti décide de participer au scrutin, ce sera pour la reddition des comptes et non pour la conquête du pouvoir.
Source/Fuente: http://www.mosaiquefm.net/fr/index/a/ActuDetail/Element/36445-ettahrir-p...
Hamdeen Sabahi and Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi are Egypt's final contenders for the 2014 presidential race, the Presidential Election Commission's (PEC) spokesman Abdel-Aziz Salman said in a press conference on Sunday.
PEC – the judicial body supervising the polls – has examined the documents of both contenders and concluded that both candidates meet the eligibility requirements set by the commission, Salman said.
Egypt's elections will be held on 26 and 27 May.
Syrians who fled their war-torn country via unofficial crossings will be barred from voting in next month's presidential elections, the country's electoral commission chief said on Monday.
"Syrians who left Syria illegally do not have the right to vote in host countries," Hisham Shaar was quoted as saying by pro-regime newspaper Al-Watan on Monday.
«... seul un rassemblement de toutes les forces patriotiques, au-delà des clivages idéologiques ou partisans, créera dans notre pays le nouveau rapport de forces qui amènera le changement ».
« Alliance Nationale pour le Changement (ANC)», est le nouveau né de la scène politique algérienne. L’ANC « est un espace de consultation, de concertation et de coordination pour une action commune qui œuvre pour l’édification de l’État de droit », ont annoncé ses fondateurs dans un appel rendu public ce dimanche.
La société civile est en ébullition. A peine une semaine après les résultats décevants du 17 avril, le décor d’un face-à-face annoncé entre pouvoir et société civile se met en place. Et pour cause.
De plus en plus les différends et guéguerres intestines qui opposent les notables, cadres et membres de l’ UPR en Adrar s’accentuent et s’extériorisent.
Le président du Mouvement de la société pour la paix (MSP), Abderazzak Makri, a déclaré, lors d’une conférence de presse tenue hier, au siège de son parti à El Oued, que l’Algérie passe par une situation difficile qui constitue un véritable danger pour notre pays (aux niveaux politique et économique) de corruption et en matière de liberté de la presse.
La secrétaire générale du Parti des travailleurs (PT), Louisa Hanoune, a appelé dimanche à Alger à "une réforme en profondeur de la Constitution et à des élections législatives anticipées comme préalable à l'édification démocratique".
The secretary-general of the opposition National Umma Party (NUP), Ibrahim al-Amin, has acknowledged the existence of differences among party members, with some supporting engagement in national dialogue with the government, while others are calling for the regime to be overthrown.
Al-Amin, who spoke at a press conference on Sunday, underscored that his party’s first option is to mobilise the street in order to overthrow the regime, saying Sudan has become a “failed state”.
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