Afganistanin vaalit nukkehallituksen kalpea väärennös

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Afghan election questions

Of all the voices alleging electoral fraud in Afghanistan one of the strongest to emerge is Peter Galbraith.

Until last week he served as the United Nations deputy envoy in that country and after being excused from his post, so to speak, he is speaking out about the fraud he allegedly witnessed. Matt Frei spoke to him from Norway about those accusations and what he says led to his dismissal.

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The tribal leaders prepared to deliver a landslide for Abdullah – but it never happened. They claim Ahmed Wali Karzai, the president’s brother and leader of the Kandahar provincial council, detained the local governor and closed all the district’s 46 polling sites on election day.

In the Spin Boldak district in the south of the country, the fifth-ranked candidate, Mirwais Yasini, accused pro-Karzai agents of taking out his votes and burning them.

“Democracy is dead in Afghanistan,” he said. “It’s buried. I’m not even bothering to get my results any more because it’s completely rigged. It’s completely biased.” www.timesonline.co.uk 

There was "clear and convincing evidence of fraud" in Paktika, Kandahar and Ghazni, areas that largely backed President Hamid Karzai, it said. BBC

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