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But the secession is unfolding amid widespread discontent over economic hardships.

The PP had ruled out increasing VAT when it was elected last November amid widespread discontent over austerity measures imposed by its Socialist predecessors.

Amid widespread discontent over the widening gap between rich and poor, South Koreans have fumed at the way the tycoons helped their children inherit easy fortunes.

The islanders say they do not want to end up like Okinawa, where there is widespread discontent over the American bases' crime and noise.

Authoritative reports detailed both the Viet Cong's campaign of terror against government officials in the south and widespread discontent over Diem's corrupt and imperious rule.

The DA hopes to make major gains in municipal elections on 3 August, tapping into widespread discontent over South Africa's weakening economy and embattled president, Jacob Zuma.

But that plan was delayed, Mr. Ha said, because of widespread discontent at home over the government's recent decision to crack down on private markets in favor of state-run stores, a move that worsened food shortages.

WASHINGTON — At a time of widespread discontent among American expatriates over voting complications, taxation and access to financial institutions, a bill being introduced in Congress on Tuesday would create a presidential commission to take a sweeping look at how the federal government serves those abroad.

A recent Gallup poll showed that fewer than one in five Egyptians express a positive view of the United States, demonstrating widespread discontent regarding American intentions over the past two years.

In early 1935 Lin responded to widespread discontent within the Red Army over Mao's evasive tactics (which were perceived inside the Red Army as unnecessarily exhausting) by publicly proposing that Peng take overall command of the Red Army; but Mao, who had recently been promoted to the position, attacked Peng and Lin for challenging him and successfully retained his position.

After all, with widespread discontent in the Arab world over Iraq, neither Americans nor Europeans are keen to put troops on the ground in another Arab-led country".If the African Union splits over this issue, then its capacity to deal with this will diminish," said a senior European Union official in a recent telephone interview from Brussels.