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1997 27 Apr | In the second parliamentary election in Yemen the GPC won a majority of the seats, Iṣlāḥ finished second, and the YSP (Yemen Socialist Party) virtually committed political suicide by boycotting the elections. Given its sizable majority, the GPC chose to rule alone, thereby making Iṣlāḥ the major opposition party in parliament. In late 1994 the plural executive had been abolished and President Ṣāliḥ reelected to a five-year term by parliament. | Yemen, Recent history; Yemen | ||
Try also a shorter date like 1997-04-2 or 1997-04 try also the Chronology Canada — 1997-04-27 or 1997-04-2 or 1997-04 |
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