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===== Lebanese candidates push for change in a corrupt electoral system ===== | |||
[https://www.npr.org/2022/05/14/1098942947/lebanese-candidates-push-for-change-in-a-corrupt-electoral-system by Arezou Rezvani 14/5/22 npr] | |||
Lebanon is going through one of the worst economic crises in recent history. Food and fuel prices are way up. Certain medicines are hard to find. Power outages sometimes drag on for days. Tomorrow, voters have a chance to hold the ruling establishment to account in parliamentary elections. But NPR's Arezou Rezvani in Beirut explains, it won't be easy for new candidates to break through a system that's built to keep the same usual parties in charge. | |||
===== AN ISRAELI ELECTORAL SYSTEM THAT FRUSTRATED EVEN BEN-GURION ===== | ===== AN ISRAELI ELECTORAL SYSTEM THAT FRUSTRATED EVEN BEN-GURION ===== | ||
