Even on Europe, a topic that has caused infighting in the past, there is little sign of factionalism.
"[Norte Energia] started granting food and gas, and this caused infighting," Mukuka says.
Losing the presidency in 2000 left it without a leader, which caused fatal infighting.
The London papers report that the Maazel project has caused bitter infighting at all levels of the company, though Antonio Pappano, its dynamic young music director, has publicly affirmed the decision and endorsed Mr. Maazel's music.
By the end of 2006, however, continuing — and even violent — infighting caused the opposition party to split.
Originally created in 1978, it got its current name in 1994 after internal infighting caused another faction of the group to split from it.
Some of these warlords, such as Abdul Rashid Dostum, an ethnic Uzbek, are the very same characters whose vicious infighting caused the Afghan Army to dissolve in the face of Taliban pressure during the nineties.
Through interviews with regional and senior former leaders, Suspicious Minds, however, argues that it was caused by political infighting within the party, with attempted military coups and assassinations, and massacres in villages aimed at creating an unstable government and ousting Pol Pot from office.
Unlike Iceland, Latvia and Hungary, whose governments have fallen directly because of economic tribulations, analysts said that the crisis in Romania was caused by political infighting when nine ministers from the Social Democratic Party resigned in solidarity with Dan Nica, the interior minister, who was fired by Prime Minister Emil Boc on Monday.
Looking at Mercedes-Benz's new C-Class baby sedans, who would have guessed that they caused vicious management infighting before the range's launch (as the 190) in 1982?
