Articles Tagged: elections
Fiji's ousted opposition leader challenges regime to stand in 2014 elections - Radio New Zealand Int
 Radio New Zealand International | Fiji's ousted opposition leader challenges regime to stand in 2014 elections Radio New Zealand International Mr Beddoes says people may not want to stand because they can see the political reality that there has been a coup every five years. ... |
Fiji ordered to pave way for elections - Sky News Australia
Fiji ordered to pave way for elections Sky News Australia Fiji's interim government .. which seized power in a 2006 military coup .. had promised to relinquish its power and allow voters to go to the polls. ... |
Elections not solution to problems says Dr. Durutalo. SV says we know that, but Elections allows the
Bloggers, whilst we agree with Dr. Durutalo that Elections are not an end solution to the country?s problem, we still maintain that an elected Government together with a Parliament is the only legal means of enacting any law, which can address the country?s many problems! As for Dr. Durutalo?s claim that political conflicts have not been properly addressed since the 1987 coup and first needs to be addressed before Elections, SV respectively disagrees. For instance, the 1987 coup was instigated b
Name of NZer to supervise Fiji elections still under wraps (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News)
The Fiji Public Service Commission says it is still a week away from revealing the name of the New Zealander who will be the country's new supervisor of elections.
Australian PM Gillard announces Aug 21 elections - World news - msnbc ...
... scheduled polls for Aug. 21 after grabbing power in a surprise ruling Labor Party coup. ... Fiji expels Australia's top diplomat Chevron claims gas discovery off Australia
Australian PM Gillard announces Aug 21 elections ...
... scheduled polls for Aug. 21 after grabbing power in a surprise ruling Labor Party coup. ... Fiji expels Australia's top diplomat Chevron claims gas discovery off Australia
Australian PM announces Aug. 21 elections - World news - msnbc.com
... said she was honoring a pledge she made after she grabbed power in a surprise Labor coup ... Fiji expels Australia's top diplomat Chevron claims gas discovery off Australia
Fiji military chief says he might delay promised elections - Sify
 AFP | Fiji military chief says he might delay promised elections Sify Since the coup, Fiji has been suspended from the Commonwealth and the 16-nation Pacific Islands Forum, and the European Union and the US have joined ... Fiji expels Australian envoy for 'unfriendly acts' Samoa's PM says Fiji PM should resign Gillard Protests Fiji Envoy's Expulsion |
Fiji military chief says he might delay promised elections
Wellington, July 13 : Fiji's military strongman, Voreqe Bainimarama, said Tuesday that he might postpone elections he promised to hold in 2014 because of what he called constant interference in his country's affairs by neighbouring powers Australia and New Zealand.
Fiji military chief says he might delay promised elections (Roundup) - Monsters and Critics.com
 The Hindu | Fiji military chief says he might delay promised elections (Roundup) Monsters and Critics.com Since the coup, Fiji has been suspended from the Commonwealth and the 16-nation Pacific Islands Forum, and the European Union and United States have joined ... Fiji expels Australian envoy for 'unfriendly acts' Fiji kicks out Australian envoy Samoa's PM says Fiji PM should resign |
Fiji military chief says he might delay promised elections - Summary
Wellington - Fiji's military strongman, Voreqe Bainimarama, said Tuesday that he might postpone elections he promised to hold in 2014 because of what he called constant interference in his country's affairs by neighbouring powers Australia and New Zealand.
Fiji threatens to cancel elections
Fiji's military dictator Voreqe Bainimarama says he is "seriously thinking" about cancelling long delayed elections for 2014, because of what he says is constant interference by Australia and New Zealand.
Pre-2006 elections were undemocratic
WELCOME GUEST! You are currently viewing this from 72.30.2.139 - UNITED STATES A former Australian politician has labeled Fiji’s parliamentary elections before the 2006 coup as being outside the perimeters of democratic ideals.
Thai PM rejects call for new elections - Asia-Pacific ...
... in 2001 and whose party easily won two elections, was ousted by a 2006 military coup for ... Fiji braces as major tropical cyclone bears down
Fiji regime wants elections without politicians - Radio New Zealand International
 Radio New Zealand International | Fiji regime wants elections without politicians Radio New Zealand International That was the year when the military staged its first coup. He has again said some people in the SDL, the National Federation Party and the Labour Party will ... |
Fiji dismisses calls for elections (Sky News Australia)
Fiji's military junta has dismissed pressure for elections before 2014 as futile as it faced a barrage of western calls for a swift return to democracy during a UN human rights council meeting in Geneva.
Fiji dismisses calls for elections (BigPond News)
Fiji's military junta has dismissed pressure for elections before 2014 as futile.
Fiji dismisses pressure for elections (Sky News Australia)
Fiji's military junta has dismissed pressure for elections before 2014 as futile as it faced a barrage of western calls for a swift return to democracy during a UN human rights council meeting in Geneva.
Fiji dismisses pressure for elections - Sydney Morning Herald
 Scoop.co.nz (press release) | Fiji dismisses pressure for elections Sydney Morning Herald Military commander Frank Bainimarama overthrew Fiji's elected government in a 2006 coup. Fiji was suspended from the 16-nation Pacific Islands Forum last ... UN Rights Council: Demand End to Fiji Abuses UN needs to confront Fiji's abuse of basic human rights |
Fiji dismisses pressure for elections (Brisbane Times)
Fiji's military junta has dismissed pressure for elections before 2014 as futile as it faced a barrage of western calls for a swift return to democracy.