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Not quite the usual walkover

机译:不太普通的漫游

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Supremely confident that his Cambodian People's Party (CPP) will romp to yet another handsome majority in the general election on July 28th, Hun Sen, the prime minister, is hardly bothering to campaign himself. His ministers and minions do it for him, spreading out across the country to mobilise one of the region's most formidable grassroots political organisations. On the face of it, Mr Hun Sen (pictured, above, on the placard on the left) has every reason to be relaxed. At only 61 and in power since 1985, he is already Asia's longest-serving prime minister. His party enjoys all the advantages that come with monopolising state power for decades: a captive government bureaucracy, near-total control of the media and mountains of cash. The CPP has increased its seats in Parliament in every election since democracy was fully restored in 1998, winning 90 out of 123 seats at the most recent election.
机译:总理洪森对自己的柬埔寨人民党(CPP)将在7月28日大选中再次占到多数席位充满信心,他几乎没有为自己竞选而烦恼。他的部长和奴才为他做到了,遍布全国各地,动员该地区最强大的基层政治组织之一。从表面上看,洪森先生(上图为左侧标语牌)有充分的理由放松。自1985年以来,他只有61岁,执政至今,已经是亚洲任期最长的总理。他的政党享有数十年来垄断国家权力所带来的所有好处:被俘虏的政府官僚机构,对媒体的几乎全部控制和大量现金。自从1998年民主全面恢复以来,CPP在每次选举中都增加了在议会中的席位,在最近一次选举中赢得了123个席位中的90个。

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    《The economist》 |2013年第8844期|25-26|共2页
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