51.   But if the Social Democrats and another opposition group, the Dominican Liberation Party, boycott the parliament, Balaguer would be unable to be confirmed under the constitution.

52.   The opposition has been boycotting parliament for the past eight months in an attempt to force fresh elections under a neutral interim adminstration.

53.   The opposition has been boycotting parliament since March to push its demands for constitutional reform, followed by fresh elections under a neutral interim administration.

54.   The opposition has been boycotting parliament since March to push its demannds for elections under a neutral caretaker government.

55.   The opposition has been boycotting the parliament since March to push its demand for elections under a neutral caretaker government.

56.   The opposition has boycotted parliament since March to push demands for an amendment to the constitution to provide for elections under a caretaker government.

57.   The opposition is currently boycotting parliament over the impasse.

58.   The opposition, which has been boycotting parliament since March, maintains that free and fair elections cannot be guaranteed under the authority of Prime Minister Khaleda Zia.

59.   The opposition, which has been boycotting parliament since March, maintains that free elections cannot be guaranteed under Prime Minister Khaleda Zia.

60.   The opposition has been boycotting parliament since March to push demands for an amendment to the constitution that would pave the way for elections under a caretaker government.