According to the pro-government exit-poll, Ilham Aliyev wins 83 %
Sociological Center "Forecast" announced in the evening of October 9 the results of exit-poll in 125 constituencies. According to this "forecast", 83% voted for Ilham Aliyev. For a candidate from the opposition, Jamil Hasanli voted 8.2 %.
Third comes Iqbal Aghazadeh - 2%. The other candidates received less than 1% percent of the vote.
The authorities did not allow independent NGO to conduct exit-polls, and gave permission only to three pro-government organizations. Therefore , the opposition stated it does not trust the data of sociological services. -0-
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The planned visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog to the COP29 climate conference in Baku was canceled after Turkey refused to allow his plane to fly over its territory, sources in Azerbaijan and Israel reported on Sunday, November 17.
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The III Republic Platform (ResPlatforma), a political movement in Azerbaijan, issued a statement on Friday to mark National Revival Day, extending congratulations to the Azerbaijani nation and reflecting on the historical significance of the day.
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November 17 is celebrated in Azerbaijan as National Revival Day. On November 17, 1988 uninterrupted rallies began on the main square of Baku - "Azadliq" (former Lenin Square - ed.) with the demand to ensure the sovereignty over Karabakh. Later, the participants of the rally raised the question of Azerbaijan's independence.
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Norwegian Minister of International Development, Anne Beathe Tvinnereim, who traveled to Baku for COP29, met with political prisoner Gubad Ibadoglu, a professor at the London School of Economics and Dresden University of Technology, who is currently under police surveillance and under house arrest. Minister Tvinnereim, representing the Norwegian government, inquired about the restrictions imposed on Ibadoglu, his health condition, and the progress of the investigation into the charges against him.
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