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Man overseeing Lebanon vote frets about disruptions, vote buying

Published on: Thursday 28 April 2022

Man overseeing Lebanon vote frets about disruptions, vote buying Leaving his office this week, the 80-year-old head of Lebanon's election commission escorted journalists down eight flights of stairs, lighting the way with a mobile phone. Less than three weeks before Lebanon's parliamentary elections, retired judge Nadim Abdelmalak is worried about what the crisis means for the fairness of the process. He said his team was understaffed to oversee voting properly, ballots could easily be bought and candidates with more means were at a huge advantage over those without.


News source: https://news.yahoo.com/man-overseeing-lebanon-vote-frets-102018160.html

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