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2014 Presidential Elections
MASSIVE TURNOUT FOR SYRIAN ELECTION, Jun 4, 2014, SSM
Peace in the Aftermath of Syria’s Elections? Washington’s Continuation of the “Civil War” After Syrian Elections, Jun 4, 2014, Global Research TV
Assad wins presidential election with 88.7% of the vote, Jun 4, 2014, al Akhbar
Western focus on ‘delegitimizing’ Syria election, Jun 4, 2014, Sharmine Narwani, RT Op-Edge
Elections in Syria: The People Say No to Foreign Intervention, Jun 4, 2014, Ajamu Baraka, Oriental Review
Presidential election marked by rallies in Syrian city attacked by foreign-backed armies, Jun 4, 2014, Fight Back News
Dr. Bashar Hafez al-Assad wins post of President of Syria with sweeping majority of votes at 88.7% [VIDEO], Jun 4, 2014, Syria News
Syrians cast their votes to choose their next leader [VIDEO], Jun 3, 2014, Press TV
Syrians Celebrate First Pluralistic Presidential Election, Jun 3, 2014, NSNBC
Interviews with Syrians at Lebanon border , Jun 3, 2014, Al Jadeed
Syria presidential vote underway despite militancy, Jun 3, 2014, Press TV
The Real Farce: Media Distortions on the Syrian Elections, Jun 3, 2014, Counter Punch
Strong support for Assad on polling day in Syria, Jun 3, 2014, Times of India
Dispatches from the Election Observation Team in Syria: June 3: Election day, Jun 3, 2014, SSM
Syrians vote in presidential election, Jun 3, 2014, al Akhbar
International observers endorse Syrian elections, Jun 3, 2014, Eva Bartlett, Oriental Review
The Inference from Lebanon About the Syrian Presidential Elections, Jun 3, 2014, Strategic Culture Foundation
Syrians out to vote, the photos speak for themselves, In Gaza
Imperialism & elections in Syria, Egypt & Ukraine, Jun 2, 2014, Sara Flounders, Workers World
Is Washington Planning a Terrorist Operation against Syria on the Day of the Elections? Jun 2, 2014, Global Research
27 killed in attacks in Syria’s Aleppo, Jun 2, 2014, Press TV
Militant mortar attacks on Aleppo kill 20, May 31, 2014, Press TV
Dispatches from the Syria Election Observation Teams: May 31, Gathering in Beirut and Tehran, SSM
Historic Syrian Election Brings Multitudes of Voters, May 30, 2014, Dissident Voice
Why are They Afraid of the Syrian Elections? May 30, 2014, Rick Sterling, Counter Punch
Syrians Flock to Vote in Lebanon… But Not in The West, May 30 2014, Eva Bartlett, IPS
Bashar al-Assad supporters stage rallies in Australia ahead of Syrian poll, May 30, 2014, the Guardian
Syrian students hold pro-Assad rally in Idlib, May 30, 2014, Press TV
Syria’s Election: No U.S. Intervention, May 28, 2014, IAC
Presidential election a positive step, May 29, 2014, Ken Stone, the Spec
Bashar al-Assad posts a letter of support from a Virginia state senator, May 27, 2014, Washington Post
Syrian presidential election starts overseas, May 28, 2014, Irib World Service
Syrians in Lebanon marched toward the embassy in elections [VIDEO], May 28, 2014, Al Jadeed TV
Former French FM: Elections in Syria good move, French stances ridiculous, May 27, 2014, Sana News
Syrians determined to national unity ahead of Presidential elections, May 27, 2014, Sana News
Syria says UAE joins others in banning expats from voting, May 27, 2014, al Akhbar
Foreign Ministry: UAE followed suit and decided to prevent Syrian presidential vote, May 27, 2014, Sana News
Syria: Free and Fair Elections Despite Western Sabotage, May 23, NSNBC
Rebel shelling kills Assad supporters at Daraa campaign rally, May 23, 2014, al Akhbar
A Tale of Two Elections: Syria, Ukraine, and the West’s Double Take on Democracy, May 21, 2014, Oriental Review
Syria pres. candidates pushing ahead with campaigns, May 17, 2014, Press TV
Syrian update prior to Presidential election, May 3, 2014, Lilly Martin, OpEd News
Syria: 24 registered candidacy for presidential elections as deadline expired, May 1, 2014, NSNBC
Elections in a time of civil war: America 150 years ago, and Syria today, Apr 25, 2014, RT.com
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