Opposition To Maintain Major Demands in Political Talks

Sam Rainsy, front center, the head of the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) waves to the crowd before entering Phnom Penh Municipality Court in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014. Sam Rainsy and his party's Deputy President Kem Sokha appeared for questioning at the court about their possible involvement in inciting violence and social unrest, after four garment workers were brutality shot dead by government armed forces, on Jan. 3, according to a CNRP lawmaker. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)

PHNOM PENH — The opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party will continue to demand a credible investigation into allegations of fraud in July’s election, the party leader said Wednesday.

The Rescue Party reopened political talks with the ruling Cambodian People’s Party earlier this week, in an effort to break through a political deadlock in place since the elections.

But Rescue Party President Sam Rainsy told supporters via Facebook on Wednesday the Rescue Party will continue to call for an investigation, as well as a recall election.

CPP officials declined to comment Wednesday.

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