Outsider party urges CNRP to ‘take a seat’

22 October 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Elections / Government

The head of the tiny Khmer Economic Development Party (KEDP), which failed to win a single seat in the July 28 elections, yesterday called on the opposition to take its 55 seats at the National Assembly and form a coalition with the ruling Cambodian People’s Party.

Businessman Huon Reach Camroeun, whose party declared during the election campaign that it would win seats in at least seven provinces, said yesterday it was time for the country to unite.

In keeping with the spirit of Cambodia’s post-election climate, the KEDP president said his party had plans to take to the streets to protest. …

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