madhukar
10-14-2006, 05:45 AM
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Next May's Assembly Election looks increasingly likely to make a seismic change to Welsh politics. After a century of domination by the Labour Party and by the Westminster Parliament, it looks as if the grip of both are could be significantly loosened. Welsh politics may well never be the same again.The momentum for this transformation derives from a combination of two distinct but linked developments. Firstly, next May the new Government of Wales Act comes into effect and Labour's blatant attempt to 'fix' things for the 'Government of the Day' after May 2007, makes it so vital that a non-Labour Government in Wales is seen by the electorate as a credible option.
http://indianewshub.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=650&Itemid=9
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madhukar
Next May's Assembly Election looks increasingly likely to make a seismic change to Welsh politics. After a century of domination by the Labour Party and by the Westminster Parliament, it looks as if the grip of both are could be significantly loosened. Welsh politics may well never be the same again.The momentum for this transformation derives from a combination of two distinct but linked developments. Firstly, next May the new Government of Wales Act comes into effect and Labour's blatant attempt to 'fix' things for the 'Government of the Day' after May 2007, makes it so vital that a non-Labour Government in Wales is seen by the electorate as a credible option.
http://indianewshub.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=650&Itemid=9
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