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03-26-2010, 07:24 AM
IHEC to announce Elections’ results tonight
Friday, March 26, 2010 10:33 GMT
Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) will announce the final results of the legislative elections Friday March 26 evening unveiling who won the elections in the light of a frantic competition that impelled the Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki to doubt the results of the IHEC triggering the arousal of a wide campaign denouncing his statements. However, the major happening on the electoral level was the announcement of the IHEC head Faraj Al Haidari who said that the results are tight and the winning list has only 1 or 2 seats more than the other.
To that Iraqi Security Forces are widely deployed in Baghdad since early morning. Soldiers and policemen are set on the roads near the entrances of the Green Zone, on the crossroads and important streets and bridges. In addition, Helicopters roam above Al Salahia where a pro-Maliki demonstration is expected to start off from the premises of the Province building. Iraq Security forces closed Al Sink Bridge and the roads leading to the demonstration location.
http://www.alsumaria.tv/en/Iraq-News/1-46855-IHEC-to-announce-Elections%E2%80%99-results-tonight.html
Friday, March 26, 2010 10:33 GMT
Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) will announce the final results of the legislative elections Friday March 26 evening unveiling who won the elections in the light of a frantic competition that impelled the Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki to doubt the results of the IHEC triggering the arousal of a wide campaign denouncing his statements. However, the major happening on the electoral level was the announcement of the IHEC head Faraj Al Haidari who said that the results are tight and the winning list has only 1 or 2 seats more than the other.
To that Iraqi Security Forces are widely deployed in Baghdad since early morning. Soldiers and policemen are set on the roads near the entrances of the Green Zone, on the crossroads and important streets and bridges. In addition, Helicopters roam above Al Salahia where a pro-Maliki demonstration is expected to start off from the premises of the Province building. Iraq Security forces closed Al Sink Bridge and the roads leading to the demonstration location.
http://www.alsumaria.tv/en/Iraq-News/1-46855-IHEC-to-announce-Elections%E2%80%99-results-tonight.html