Sam Rainsy party supporters greet onlookers at a busy market during an election rally in the capital Phnom Penh, in 2008. Photo: AP
VOA Khmer, Phnom Penh
Monday, 24 January 2011
The Sam Rainsy Party is preparing for a repositioning of National Assembly seats for its lawmakers, halfway through the election cycle.
The opposition party’s vice president, Kong Korm, is returning from a two-day party meeting that ended in Manila Sunday, where exiled party president, Sam Rainsy, issued instructions for the rotation, officials said Monday.
The party holds 26 legislative seats in the National Assembly, and party officials say the replacement of party members to different seats will strengthen the party’s chances in upcoming elections.
The rotation is in response to a reminder from eight steering committee members reminding the president of the rotation.
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The opposition party’s vice president, Kong Korm, is returning from a two-day party meeting that ended in Manila Sunday, where exiled party president, Sam Rainsy, issued instructions for the rotation, officials said Monday.
The party holds 26 legislative seats in the National Assembly, and party officials say the replacement of party members to different seats will strengthen the party’s chances in upcoming elections.
The rotation is in response to a reminder from eight steering committee members reminding the president of the rotation.
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