Faisal Bin Shamlan
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فيصل بن شملان - forكان سياسي يمني. توفي في عام 2010. | Was a Yemeni intellectual, technocrat, political reformist and public figure. Died in 2010.
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Former presidential candidate Faisal Bin Shamlan dies
Former presidential candidate Faisal Bin Shamlan has died at the age of 75 years old at his home in Yemen's business capital of Aden after a long illness. He suffered from head tumor that left him for several months last year at an Indian hospital before he came back to Aden two months ago. After his return from India, he left for Britain where he underwent check-ups and came back to Aden ten days ago. Faisal Bin Shamlan was chosen by the Joint Meeting Parties in Yemen, an opposition coalition, to run for president post against president Saleh in the 2006 presidential elections. He won 22 ...
Bin Shamlan may have lost, but democracy won
The Joint Meeting Parties threw a reception for its presidential candidate, Faisal bin Shamlan, on Monday, to thank him for running in the September 20 election. We would like to add our voices to theirs, because it was bin Shamlan who made these recent elections a real political contest. And a real political contest is what democracy is all about. Of course, it took more than one man to make the elections run as smoothly as they did, and we would also like to express our appreciation for every single candidate who ran for every single office, from local all the way up. We thank the ...
The Death of Faisal bin Shamlan | Armies of Liberation
That’s sad. Bin Shamlan contested the presidental election and ran against President Saleh in 2006. He garnered just under 25% of the votes, according to official figures. Although the election was deemed free and fair by the international community, likely looking to avoid instability. It was orderly but rigged, and was nothing that would have been acceptable in a democratic country. It was the subsequent disillusionment in the political process that was one trigger for the southern unrest that began as the protest movement in May 2007 but actually harkened back a decade. Mr. Bin ...
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