The ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) has defended its stand not to propose amendments to the Constitution and related election laws to allow Cambodians who work and live outside the country to register and vote while abroad.
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The Khmer Will Party will contest the next national election with the resurgent Candlelight Party, marking a potential merging of minor opposition parties.
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Self-styled “prophet of doom” and League for Democratic Party (LDP) president Khem Veasna for the first-time apologised to his followers for a series of blunders in providing the date of his predicted doomsday flood.
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The defacto Cambodia National Love Party (CNLP) national leadership has dismissed plans by its party leaders in five provinces to hold unity talks with other political parties to face the 2023 National Election.
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The ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) is confident of securing a landslide victory in the upcoming National Election even if opposition parties unite and an election watchdog has analysed that the CPP could win more than 80% of the 125 National Assembly seats up for grabs.
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