Afghan panel rejects U.N.'s advice on security during election runoff

Washington Post | Oct. 29, 2009

() The announcement surprised U.N. officials, who had recommended that only about 5,800 voting centers be opened because of the danger of insurgent attacks in some areas, the likelihood of fraud in others and the short time available to prepare and staff Full Story »

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 by Elsbet Roed Brosky - Oct. 29, 2009

It would not surprise me if the run off election is 'rigged' too by the way of having more polls open than the security can handle, which the UN is ... More »

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