Bashir's victory in the presidential election by 94 percent
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir won a new presidential period, after receiving more than 94 percent of the vote in recent elections ratio, as announced by the Electoral Commission.The announcement was met with al-Bashir zoomed win some of those present in the hall, which announced results.The head of the Commission selected the deaf at a news conference in Khartoum that al-Bashir won more than five million votes, of between five and a half million of the valid votes.He is deaf to that voter turnout reached 46 percent, among the more than 13 million Sudanese are eligible to vote.Bashir and competed for the post of President of the Republic 15 candidates unknown politically, and most of them ran as independents, but opposition parties boycotted the election, and said that the political atmosphere in the country is suitable for the conduct.Have not won more than his rivals - preferred Mr. Shoaib Party Chairman truth - by only 1.43 percent of the votes.Controversial elections have been met with international criticism of, and said Britain and the United States and Norway last week that Sudan "has failed to find a free and fair atmosphere conducive to the conduct of elections."It was al-Bashir seized power in a 1989 coup in support of the Islamists, and was re-elected in the 2010 elections, which were boycotted by the opposition, and criticized it has not been applied international levels.
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir won a new presidential period, after receiving more than 94 percent of the vote in recent elections ratio, as announced by the Electoral Commission.The announcement was met with al-Bashir zoomed win some of those present in the hall, which announced results.The head of the Commission selected the deaf at a news conference in Khartoum that al-Bashir won more than five million votes, of between five and a half million of the valid votes.He is deaf to that voter turnout reached 46 percent, among the more than 13 million Sudanese are eligible to vote.Bashir and competed for the post of President of the Republic 15 candidates unknown politically, and most of them ran as independents, but opposition parties boycotted the election, and said that the political atmosphere in the country is suitable for the conduct.Have not won more than his rivals - preferred Mr. Shoaib Party Chairman truth - by only 1.43 percent of the votes.Controversial elections have been met with international criticism of, and said Britain and the United States and Norway last week that Sudan "has failed to find a free and fair atmosphere conducive to the conduct of elections."It was al-Bashir seized power in a 1989 coup in support of the Islamists, and was re-elected in the 2010 elections, which were boycotted by the opposition, and criticized it has not been applied international levels.
