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Prayut tells ministers to ‘monitor’ Cambodian election in July

By The Nation

 

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Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha on Tuesday told his ministerial colleagues to monitor the general election due to be held in Cambodia this July.
 

“Please keep an eye on the election because we don’t want anyone to have problems. We are all in the Asean region,” Prayut told the Cabinet before their weekly meeting.

 

General Wanlop Raksanor, secretary-general of the National Security Council, explained that monitoring was essential since the election could result in a change in the make-up of the ruling government and therefore changes in Cambodia’s national policy.

 

“When neighboring countries hold elections, we have to see whether they have effects on our country and whether their elections are organised properly,” he said.

 

The general election will be held after the PM Hun Sen-led Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) gained a landslide victory in the country’s senate elections last month.

 

The massive win would most likely ensure a stronger position in the National Assembly for the CPP – which has already won four consecutive elections – following July’s national poll.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30340323

 
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3 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:

What he means is.... ''Go over there and find out how they do it because i haven't got a clue''  !

Trainman  careful you will upset Steven, poor lad gets very touchy when somebody says things about his brain dead idol.

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

“When neighboring countries hold elections, we have to see whether they have effects on our country and whether their elections are organised properly,” he said.

Translation : possible threat to the country and reason to delay election.

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

We are all in the Asean region,” Prayut told the Cabinet before their weekly meeting.

"We are all in the Asean region,”  . . . well, you can't argue with that. That's what I admire most about Prayut. Very few other world leaders are able to grasp a situation and be able to get the message across to their cabinets, in quite the same way as this clown.

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2 hours ago, Eric Loh said:

Nice fraternity shaping up in Indo-China. Pseudo democracy in Cambodia, Mynmar and soon Thailand with socialist Vietnam and Laos. Just like the good old 60's days of military strongmen and massive corruption. Indochina is regressing backwards. 

 

Vietnam and Laos aren't really socialist. Only in the same mode as those old East European Democratic Socialist Republics, full of corruption for the benefit of those who are "more equal". The military still rule Burma and Hun Sen is busy installing his one party one family controlled dynasty by butchering real democracy. Philippines have a nutter in charge who seems to be heading down the Marcos road whilst Indonesia moves more and more towards becoming an Islamic state. Malaysia will either stay under the corrupt current regime or by taken back by the dictatorial Dr. M.  And good old Singapore remains as successful and repressive as ever. (Wonder if they've had to pay more bribes to stop Thailand constructing the canal that would screw them?).

 

Looking real rosy!

 

 

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13 hours ago, DoctorG said:

Simple really. Go across and learn everything you need to know about rigging elections from the Master.

No need for rigging as it would seem there is only one party left to run in the elections. Really not much to monitor.:sleep:

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19 hours ago, webfact said:

Please keep an eye on the election because we don’t want anyone to have problems.

Translation: If Hun Sen's version of a fix doesn't come in, we're all <deleted>.

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  • 4 weeks later...

Actually watching the Cambodian election makes sense.

 

Any serious disruption, opposition gains or even increased governmental repression can be used - "We don want to be like Cambodia, so maybe we had better look again at how we are going to run our election..."

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