Re: Nepal King defends absolute rule decision

Posted by Lukasz on 26/2/2007, 12:06:10, in reply to "Re: Nepal King defends absolute rule decision "
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--Previous Message-- : The King's step-mother is : personally popular and could serve as the : official regent, with an all powerful prime : minister. This was even proposed by the press last year soon after the "April events" and I think that it would be the best option indeed.

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