MDP to Resubmit No-Confidence Motion Against Speaker Nasheed

The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) parliamentary group decided to re-table a no-confidence motion against Speaker Mohamed Nasheed. The motion requires support from at least 45 MPs; MDP has 56 MPs. A previous motion was withdrawn due to parliamentary administration issues and election campaign maneuvers. After Nasheed lost the MDP presidential primary to Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, he left the party he helped found to form 'The Democrats'. He came third in the first round of presidential elections; The Democrats did not publicly support any candidate. The president-elect offered to work with The Democrats.

The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) parliamentary group decided to re-table a no-confidence motion against Speaker Mohamed Nasheed. The motion requires support from at least 45 MPs; MDP has 56 MPs. A previous motion was withdrawn due to parliamentary administration issues and election campaign maneuvers. After Nasheed lost the MDP presidential primary to Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, he left the party he helped found to form 'The Democrats'. He came third in the first round of presidential elections; The Democrats did not publicly support any candidate. The president-elect offered to work with The Democrats.

The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) parliamentary group decided to re-table a no-confidence motion against Speaker Mohamed Nasheed. The motion requires support from at least 45 MPs; MDP has 56 MPs. A previous motion was withdrawn due to parliamentary administration issues and election campaign maneuvers. After Nasheed lost the MDP presidential primary to Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, he left the party he helped found to form 'The Democrats'. He came third in the first round of presidential elections; The Democrats did not publicly support any candidate. The president-elect offered to work with The Democrats.

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