Officials set Pakistan general elections for Jan 8

20 Nov 2007

Pakistan is to hold general elections on January 8, officials said Tuesday, more than two weeks after President Pervez Musharraf declared a state of emergency. “The final list of candidates will be issued on December 15 and elections will be held on January 8,” a government official told AFP on condition of anonymity. Full Story

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