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مزارعون: سيطرة عناصر (النظام البائد) على مجلس جميعات الانتاج بمشروع الجزيرة
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مزارعون: سيطرة عناصر (النظام البائد) على مجلس جميعات الانتاج بمشروع الجزيرة

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

أعلن مزارعون بمشروع الجزيرة والمناقل عن رفضهم للإجراءات التي تمت داخل الجمعية العمومية لمجلس إدارة تنظيم منتجي مشروع الجزيرة والمناقل الذي حل بديلاً للاتحاد، متهمين عناصر محسوبة على “النظام البائد” والمؤتمر الوطني بفرض سيطرتهم على مجريات الانتخابات واعتماد نظام التصويت بالقائمة لإقصاء بقية المزارعين. وأفادت مصادر “راديو دبنقا” من داخل القاعة بأن عملية حشد الأعضاء …

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