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Panama's Jails Hold 7,000 Untried Prisoners Due to Slow Judicial Process
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FMLN Probable Winner In El Salvador
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FMLN Probable Winner In El Salvador
The opposition Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) is the favorite in vote intentions for the coming elections in El Salvador in March 2009, revealed a survey by the Central American University (UCA).

According to the survey the Front is at 34.5 percent of positive votes against the official Alianza Republicana Nacionalista (ARENA) that only obtained 27.

In the meantime, the UCA survey reported that elections for mayors and deputies to be elected in January of 2009, the FMLN obtained 31.5 percent of possible votes for local governments and 32.3 for the Legislative Assembly.

The decision to split the elections was a made by the Higher Electoral Tribunal.

The UCA dean, Jose Maria Tojeira, explained that favorable results for FMLN were unprecedented.

On the 11th of this month the Front ratified its candidates as Maruicio Funes for President and Salvador Sanchez Ceren, former FMLN guerrilla commander, as vice president to an audience of 80 thousand spectators in the capital stadium of Cuscatlan.

According to several sources the massive participation is a demonstration of popular acceptance of the formula proposed by the opposition demonstrated in a survey by the local daily, Prensa Grafica for the coming elections.
 


 

 

 

 
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