Phnom Penh Post - In Brief: NRP infighting 'resolved'
The Norodom
Ranariddh Party's internal disputes will be resolved in the near
future, an official said Tuesday. "We hope the internal dispute will be
finished after a brief meeting on Monday night....The meeting was
fruitful, and they agreed to resolve the problem with passivity"
claimed Kem Sok, spokesman for the students' side. "Both sides also
agreed not to remove anyone in the party," he added, referring to plans
to oust lawmakers You Hockry and Sao Rany.
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