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ALJAZAM News May 20, 2014 - Vimarsana News

ALJAZAM News May 20, 2014

North to keep peace and order efficiently and bring peace back to the group, i exercise the rights of 2 and 4 of the marshal law act to invoke marshal law nationwide. Several more announcements by the army was made as the day unfolded giving the commanders more power. When the country is safe and peaceful then nobody will want to keep marshal law for too long. I hope all factions find a political solution soon. Theyll talk in peace. There want be talk if there is no peace. If there is still movements, provocation and instigation of violence. Three channels from followed to stop broadcasting. D...

Why Andy Beshear's Victory Is a Bad Omen for Republicans - Vimarsana News

Why Andy Beshear's Victory Is a Bad Omen for Republicans

Beshear beat out Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who received the endorsement of former President Donald Trump.

Billy Sharpe | Obituary | Commonwealth Journal - Vimarsana News

Billy Sharpe | Obituary | Commonwealth Journal

Billy Sharpe passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Commonwealth Journal on 2023-10-02.

States more Republican than Mississippi have elected Democratic governors - Vimarsana News

States more Republican than Mississippi have elected Democratic governors

This year the political eyes of the nation will be fixed on Mississippi, Kentucky and Louisiana, three reliably Republican states, as they elect their governors and other statewide officials.

States more GOP than Mississippi have elected Democratic governors - Vimarsana News

States more GOP than Mississippi have elected Democratic governors

Democrats can only hope that what happened in Kentucky and Louisiana in 2019 occurs in Mississippi in 2023.