Cambodia’s ruling party says it wins elections in a landslide
PHNOM PENH (AP) — Cambodia's ruling party said Monday it won the most parliamentary seats in elections this weekend, as critics, including the United States, blasted the poll as "neither free nor fair."The Cambodia People's Party (CPP), which ran virtually unopposed, said it won 120 of 125 seats, cementing Prime Minister Hun Sen's hold on the country's political landscape ahead of a possible transition of power to his son Hun Manet.“We not only won the election, we won it in a landslide,” said CPP spokesman Sok Eysan. “We have no choice but to continue serving the people with happiness.”The National…
