Parliament Speaker and The Democrats founder Mohamed Nasheed rejected a call by Kaashidhoo MP Abdulla Jabir to bring The Democrats and the MDP together ahead of the presidential run-off. The article notes Muizzu led the first round with 46 percent against Solih's 39 percent, with the run-off set for 30 September.
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Parliament Speaker and founder of The Democrats, Mohamed Nasheed, on Monday, rebuffed attempts by Member of Parliament for the Kaashidhoo constituency, Abdulla Jabir, to get The Democrats and the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) to the negotiating table
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With the second round run-off set for 30 September, Mohamed Muizzu, the Progressive Party of the Maldives (PPM) endorsed People's National Congress (PNC) candidate, has at least a seven percent advantage over Solih, as indicated in the first round.
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The problem is that the MDP is divided. There is no other problem. If it is glued [back together] again, we can move forward… All of us [MDP and The Democrats] should swiftly negotiate and get President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih elected in one…
…I have to point this out. That's not going to happen again
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Muizzu came in first with 46 percent of the vote while Solih trailed second with 39 percent.
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Earlier reports gave 45% 10 Sep, 16:33 Maldives Republic
Muizzu came in first with 46 percent of the vote while Solih trailed second with 39 percent.
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