Fear and apathy bring low turnout in Pakistan elections

Vote counting began tonight in Pakistan’s parliamentary elections which passed off relatively peacefully despite fears of sabotage by Islamic militants.

Fear and apathy bring low turnout in Pakistan elections

Vote counting began tonight in Pakistan’s parliamentary elections which passed off relatively peacefully despite fears of sabotage by Islamic militants.

With his future hanging in the balance, President Pervez Musharraf resolved to work with the new civilian government, widely tipped to be led by the party of his murdered rival Benazir Bhutto.

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