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There was also Gulnaz, a young woman who was jailed for adultery after being raped by a relative (she was recently released after a
presidential
pardon, but may be forced to marry her attacker).
Indeed, while the various legislative and
presidential
elections held throughout Latin America reinforced – beyond the outcomes in each case – popular commitment to pluralism and democracy, they also reflected growing levels of political polarization and persistent institutional shortcomings.
The Heart of the US ElectionCHICAGO – A real debate is emerging in America’s
presidential
election campaign.
Back, then, to America’s
presidential
election.
But Zardari retained the mantle of the PPP’s co-chairman that he acquired following the assassination of his wife, Benazir Bhutto, in December 2007, and even held all formal and informal party meetings in
presidential
properties.
That did not happen, but this time the prime minister was removed not by military action or
presidential
diktat, but by the order of an independent judiciary.
In their eagerness to embrace development policies that are proven failures, all of the candidates in the
presidential
election scheduled for December 18 appear unaware of this risk.
The Varieties of Populist ExperienceLONDON – Emmanuel Macron’s decisive defeat of Marine Le Pen in the French
presidential
runoff was a major victory for liberal Europe.
Over the next five years, establishment figures may well coalesce around failing policies, giving Le Pen the perfect target for the National Front’s 2022
presidential
campaign.
About 20% of voters backed the left-wing populist Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the
presidential
election’s first round.
Rot first set in during 1998 but stalled in 2000 because of the US
presidential
election.
While vowing during the
presidential
campaign to end DACA, he also acknowledged the moral case to be made for maintaining it, saying that he would be faced by a “very, very hard” choice.
Morales went on to win the 2005
presidential
election with an absolute majority.
In the wake of June’s Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom and Donald Trump’s triumph earlier this month in the United States’
presidential
election, France, too, could fall victim to destructive populist forces, if voters choose the far-right National Front’s Marine Le Pen as their next president.
The two countries cannot even agree on the contents of a
presidential
phone call, as their conflicting accounts of a conversation last month illustrates.
Atmospherically, at least, relations have, indeed, improved since the US
presidential
election, and both sides have expressed good will.
In the run-up to next year’s
presidential
election, Putin will not hesitate to take advantage of the leeway foreign leaders give him.
(They would have to get 60 Senate votes and a
presidential
signature to pass.)
Obama the StatesmanPRINCETON – The world may see Barack Obama as a leader weakened by the intractability of American domestic politics, but, as the 2012
presidential
campaign heats up, the American public still sees him as a strong, capable leader in foreign affairs.
But
presidential
trips overseas in the coming election year are likely to backfire at home, particularly with unemployment above 9%.
Today, Americans still worry about the influence of money in politics, as demonstrated by recurring arguments over campaign finance in their current
presidential
primaries.
Just this month the European Parliament sent observers to Ukraine’s
presidential
election.
But that seems to be the stance of the entire West regarding the upcoming second round of Ukraine’s
presidential
election.
It is mind-boggling that an unrepentant, twice-convicted violent felon, a man who had sought to steal a
presidential
election – and who advocated a violent crackdown on the men and women peacefully protesting against his electoral fraud – should be a candidate for any office, let alone the presidency of a country of nearly 50 million people.
Given the differing views of President Dmitri Medvedev and former President and current Prime Minister Vladimir Putin – the main candidates in next year’s
presidential
election – many Russian bureaucrats prefer to avoid offering bold initiatives regarding BMD or other strategic arms-control issues until they know who the next president will be.
Had Al Gore maintained her husband’s high margin among women in the
presidential
elections of 1992 and 1996, the Supreme Court would not have decided his 2000 election fight with George W. Bush.
At a time of ever-increasing income disparity in America, is it not a serious political flaw in any
presidential
candidate not to know how to speak sensitively about wealth and poverty?
And, given diminishing government transparency in the US and more and more secret law, is it not a serious issue that a
presidential
candidate will not address his or her mistakes and shortcomings?
The people demand a
presidential
recall referendum?
Next month’s
presidential
election, for example, is but a charade intended to restore international legitimacy and support; challengers have been allowed to run, but none is considered a threat to Maduro.
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