Musharraf faces election boycott

27 Sep 2007

Pakistan’s main opposition alliance has announced a parliamentary boycott in protest at President Pervez Musharraf’s plans to run again for office. The alliance said its members would resign from parliament and the four provincial assemblies on 2 October. Full Story

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