Iraq election boycott grows over fraud, security fears ...Kuwait

The boycott of Iraq's parliamentary elections is showing no sign of slowing after the Iraqi Communist Party announced this weekend it would not be taking part. The party said during a press conference on Saturday that it was boycotting the election because it does not believe that the 10 October elections will change Iraq for the better, blaming "uncontrolled weapons and political money". Other parties are citing security concerns as a reason why the elections should not take place. A representative from the Al-Fatah coalition said that security needed to be upped if voting can take place safely. "The security situation in Iraq is witnessing a serious deterioratio

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