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Sunday 07 September 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

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El Salvador Ruling Party Accused of Violence
SAN SALVADOR - The opposition Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) in El Salvador hold the ruling Nationalist Republican Alliance (ARENA) accountable for the riots in this capital related with forthcoming elections.

According to the FMNL denunciations a group of activists from ARENA attacked supporters of the left-wing party, wounding four seriously.

The coordinator of the FMLN Campaign Command in San Salvador Lorena Peña denounced physical and verbal aggression by ARENA's party members who were accompanying the candidate to mayoralty in the capital Norman Quijano to the Farabundo Communication Brigade.

It is reprehensible that Norman Quijano said in public that there were 90 activists in front of 25 from the FMLN but more worrying is that he expressed that his brigades are armed, emphasized Peña.

The FMLN leader Roberto Lorenzana assured that with the view to avoid violence in the electoral campaign the government party rejected an invitation issued to all political parties to sign an agreement.

“We want a peaceful campaign, we regret Thursday's event so it is necessary to coordinate information among parties to avoid incidents, emphasized Lorenzana.

The Front called the authorities, specially the National Civil Police, to investigate the riots and put end to this type of events which has become a routine in every election period.
 

 

 

 

 
 

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