Elections Commission Chairman Fuwad Thowfeek warned that candidates from the April parliamentary elections who failed to submit financial disclosures by the 22 May deadline would face legal action. The EC said 48 candidates had not met the requirement, with violations carrying up to one year in prison or a MVR 72,000 fine.
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The deadline for candidates to file their financial disclosures lapsed on 22 May, and as per the EC, 48 candidates have not fulfilled this requirement.
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The parliamentary elections, which took place in April, saw 368 candidates vying for 93 seats.
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The parliamentary elections, which took place in April, saw 368 candidates vying for 93 seats.
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Earlier reports gave 89 seats 2 May, 18:23 Maldives Republic
The deadline for candidates to file their financial disclosures lapsed on 22 May, and as per the EC, 48 candidates have not fulfilled this requirement.
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Violations carry a penalty of either one year of imprisonment or a fine of MVR 72,000.
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The parliamentary elections, which took place in April, saw 368 candidates vying for 93 seats.
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