#ruling party

Libertarian Party Of Cuba In Danger Over Constitution Referendum

A referendum was held on Sunday in Cuba proposing a new constitution. The referendum has seen widespread criticism from proponents of liberty in the region and even abroad. The new constitution would make many changes that some call progress, but the truth is far from this. Every time there is a possible protest, the Castro regime proposes a (what is often rigged) referendum who’s constitution…

...intensifies its campaign to counter Yerevan's pro-West realignment, warning of a Ukraine scenario. The latest survey ahead of Armenia’s decisive elections on 7 June has projected that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party could win nearly 65% of decided voters, suggesting it could be headed for a landslide victory and a considerable majority in the future parliament. The Breavis poll measured voting intentions between 5 and 11 May among 1,551 respondents, showing that Civil Contract would win a comfortable lead over the fragmented opposition — some of which are actively supported by Russia — with no party rising above 12%. If the vote next Sunday confirms the poll's projections, Armenians would give Pashinyan a decisive mandate to solidify the South Caucasus country's strategic realignment towards a pro-Western path, setting it on a collision course with the Kremlin and cementing the historic peace agreement with Azerbaijan over Karabakh, further advancing regional stability and cooperation. The agreement was signed at the White House last year with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, ending decades of conflict between the two countries.=The Breavis poll also signals a recalibration of Yerevan's national strategy and a further pivot towards the West after decades in Russia’s post-Soviet orbit.

The Chairman of Somaliland’s ruling WADDANI Party, Hon. Hirsi Ali Haji Hassan, has publicly expressed gratitude to U.S. Senator Ted Cruz for urging President Donald Trump to formally recognize Somaliland as an independent state. In a statement released, Chairman Hirsi described Cruz’s advocacy as a significant step in Somaliland’s decades-long pursuit of international recognition. Speaking on…

Speaker Faratoon thanks President for luncheon honoring parliamentarians By M.A. Egge The President of the Republic of Somaliland, His Excellency Dr. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Irro, has instructed all state organs of his government to fully cooperate with the Somaliland Lower House of Representatives. The President also stated that he and his government are there to deservedly work honourably…

NEW DELHI: Mexico’s ruling party announced Claudia Sheinbaum as the winner of the presidential election by a “significant margin” after polls closed on Sunday, positioning her to become the country’s first female president.With the win, she becomes the first woman president by breaking the highest political glass ceiling in the country. According to exit polls by Parametria, Sheinbaum is…

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After posting this I heard

“Americans” 🇺🇸

But this isn’t just for them.

UPDATE:

As I was reflecting on this I heard "Re-election" for a certain political party. Please confirm this message with the LORD.

I found this on NewsBreak: We aren’t being represented in NC. We are being ruled. | Opinion

The Georgian president has vetoed the ruling party’s controversial central bank reform bill and pledged to exercise her power again as she continues to distance herself from the government’s policies.  On February 23, largely figurehead President Salome Zourabichvili said she vetoed amendments to the law on the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) that many fear would compromise its independence.  She said the amendments were “neither necessary, nor urgent, nor well founded.” While her vetoes will almost certainly be overridden, they mark the president’s decisive turn away from the party that once endorsed her candidacy. The ruling Georgian Dream party adopted the amendments in an expedited procedure on February 9. They would change the governing structure of the country’s central bank by introducing the post of “first vice president” who can assume the bank president’s duties on an interim basis. The first vice president would be selected by the bank’s nine-member oversight board from among its members.  The changes come as the seven-year tenure of incumbent NBG President Koba Gvenetadze ends early in March. His successor is to be selected by the oversight board and then approved by Zourabichvili. Up to now the board has consisted of four executive members – the bank’s president and three vice presidents – and five non-executive members.