Partial Vote Would Lack Full Credibility, Iraqis Contend

04 Oct 2004

Firas Abdul Razzaq is looking forward to election day, even if Iraqi and U.S. officials aren’t sure he’ll get one. Despite increasing official indications that his hometown of Fallouja might be excluded from parliamentary elections, Abdul Razzaq, 40, anticipates a peaceful beginning exercise in democracy in the insurgent stronghold. Full Story

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