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Controversy Erupts Over Alleged Use of HDC Employees in Political Campaigning

Allegations emerged that Housing Development Corporation (HDC) employees and vehicles were used to erect campaign billboards for the ruling People's National Congress (PNC) in Hulhumale' phase two ahead of President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's scheduled visit. The report links the incident to broader criticisms of Maldives' campaign finance framework, including a European Election Observation Mission report highlighting regulatory gaps and a spending ceiling of approximately MVR 564.79 million (€33.5 million).

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  • MVR 564.79 million (€33.5 million) campaign spending ceiling Maldives Republic coupled with the high spending ceiling of approximately MVR 564.79 million (€33.5 million), undermines the democratic process.

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  • The European Election Observation Mission published a report on the Presidential election highlighting deficiencies in campaign finance transparency and oversight. following last year's Presidential election Maldives Republic The European Election Observation Mission (EU EOM), following last year's Presidential election, highlighted critical deficiencies in campaign finance transparency and oversight.

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