JORDAN – Uncertainty rises over Jordan’s democratic reforms

September 2012

SUPPORTERS of democratic reform in Jordan are facing a sharp political dilemma, as they ponder whether to boycott parliamentary elections slated for later this year or to participate in an electoral process that many regard as deeply flawed, according to Zawya. In a blow to Jordan’s reformist credentials, the country’s main opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, has confirmed it...

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