1 November 1996 EVEN BEFORE THE THREE NATIONALIST PARTIES WERE handed the fruits of their often overwhelming victories – in some cases with vote totals well in excess of 100 percent of the number of registered voters – many observers saw trouble looming. The reason was simple: those same three parties had won in the 1990 elections, and the result […]
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