Feb 13, 2012
Karin von Hippel on NPR: New Afghan Election, But Same Tough Issues For U.S.
Karin von Hippel was quoted on NPR, discussing ways in which the International Community could help prevent fraud in a run-off election in Afghanistan.
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Regarding concerns that
Regarding concerns that fraud will be repeated in the runoff, analyst Karin von Hippel says the international community "could also be more sophisticated about preventing fraud and overwhelming debt." Von Hippel, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, helped monitor the August vote.
Weinbaum noted that some polling stations reported more votes than they had registered voters and claimed that 100 percent of the vote went for Karzai.
Election is a political
Election is a political exercise it is deemed to be free from any kind of fraud to gain back the confidence of the constituent. I just wish that people will use this right to create for a better change, for a good future especially the recovery of the ailing economy of the world. Vote those individual who have the right to rule the country, one who has a good credibility,respectable and worth of the people's trust.Did you know that the economy has made real estate a horror show, but if you have the credit or the cash, you can find a great deal with the foreclosure housing market, as banks are looking for a way to divest property for cash. Areas with higher rates of foreclosure, such as California, are a good place for foreclosure auctions, or debt consolidation if you want to move to a cheaper home.