Kuwait's opposition loses its voice.
The article examines the political situation in Kuwait following the December 2012 national elections, which were boycotted by many opposition groups. Topics include how Kuwaitis reacted to the opposition-controlled National Assembly early in 2012 before it was dissolved in October, speculation that...
| Publicado en: | MEED: Middle East Economic Digest Vol. 57; no. 12; pp. 38 - 40 |
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MEED Media FZ LLC
3/22/2013
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| Sumario: | The article examines the political situation in Kuwait following the December 2012 national elections, which were boycotted by many opposition groups. Topics include how Kuwaitis reacted to the opposition-controlled National Assembly early in 2012 before it was dissolved in October, speculation that the coalition government established in Kuwait in December 2012 will be dissolved, and the problems facing Kuwait's parliament including debt relief and improving the projects market. |
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