MOSTAR, 10 July (Hina) - U.N. Secretary General's special representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iqbaul Riza, on Wednesday visited Mostar. Riza held separate talks on the recent elections with western Mostar mayor Mijo Brajkovic, EU
Administration officials and Muslim representatives in the eastern part of the town.
MOSTAR, 10 July (Hina) - U.N. Secretary General's special
representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iqbaul Riza, on Wednesday
visited Mostar. Riza held separate talks on the recent elections
with western Mostar mayor Mijo Brajkovic, EU Administration
officials and Muslim representatives in the eastern part of the
town. #L#
Western Mostar mayor Brajkovic said after the talks that he
had informed Riza about several irregularities in the election
procedure. Twenty-six extra ballots had been found at the polling
station in Bonn and a bag with more than 6,000 ballots had been
lost in Switzerland, Brajkovic said.
There were cases where people with the same names and surnames
had voted both in Mostar and Bonn or Stockholm, Brajkovic said,
calling on the EU Administration to restore legal security in the
city, which, he said, was threatened.
The U.N. Secretary General's representative Riza said he
believed that the European Union was impartial, and that its
decisions would be in the interest of all Mostar residents.
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