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<a href="http://www.accessmylibrary.com/article-1G1-174638556/most-hotly-contested-election.html" title="Facts and information about In the most hotly contested election since Saddam Hussein narrowly defended his title of Grand Potentate of Greater Mesopotamia with 99.96 percent of the vote, both Fidel Castro and his brother/henchman Raul were reelected to Cuba's sham parliament, the National Assembly of Popular Power, with 98.4 and 99.4 percent of their constituents' votes, respectively.(The Week)(Brief article)">In the most hotly contested election since Saddam Hussein narrowly defended his title of Grand Potentate of Greater Mesopotamia with 99.96 percent of the vote, both Fidel Castro and his brother/henchman Raul were reelected to Cuba's sham parliament, the National Assembly of Popular Power, with 98.4 and 99.4 percent of their constituents' votes, respectively.(The Week)(Brief article)</a>
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In the most hotly contested election since Saddam Hussein narrowly defended his title of Grand Potentate of Greater Mesopotamia with 99.96 percent of the vote, both Fidel Castro and his brother/henchman Raul were reelected to Cuba's sham parliament, the National Assembly of Popular Power, with 98.4 and 99.4 percent of their constituents' votes, respectively.(The Week)(Brief article)
In the most hotly contested election since Saddam Hussein narrowly defended his title of Grand Potentate of Greater Mesopotamia with 99.96 percent of the vote, both Fidel Castro and his brother/henchman Raul were reelected to Cuba's sham parliament, the National Assembly of Popular Power, with 98.4 and 99.4 percent of their ...
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