Musharraf and the Pakistani opposition
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Islamic Affairs Analyst May 2008, pp.11-12.Summary: This article assesses what the future holds for the beleaguered leader and whether efforts to remove him are likely to be successful. Musharraf's position can be further undermined if the opposition decides to challenge the powers of the office of presidency.
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This article assesses what the future holds for the beleaguered leader and whether efforts to remove him are likely to be successful. Musharraf's position can be further undermined if the opposition decides to challenge the powers of the office of presidency.
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