The Syrian Presidential Elections: Killing the Last Chance for Peace

Volume 2|Issue 9| Jul 2014 |Research Papers and Policy Reports

Abstract

The Syrian regime opted to hold presidential elections on June 3, 2014. It did this in spite of the dire social catastrophe and sharp political crisis which the country has faced since March of 2011. The race was contended by three candidates, including incumbent president Bashar Al Assad. 

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