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Sleiman: Elections will take place on time

Beirut : Lebanon | May 04, 2012 at 3:08 AM PDT
Source: NOW Lebanon
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President Michel Sleiman said on Friday that the upcoming 2013 parliamentary elections will take place within the constitutional time limit. According to Future News, Sleiman told reporters: The parliamentary elections will take place according to the constitutional schedule. FULL ARTICLE AT NOW Lebanon
 
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