71.   The coalition has a will to carry out the program and its potential has not been exhausted, Kwasniewski said.

72.   The coalition would have a large majority in Parliament.

73.   The Democrat Party-led coalition has its reasons to worry considering that the opposition has appeared confident of victory despite having a mountain to climb.

74.   The coalition had to concede important parliamentary positions to the opposition.

75.   The coalition has a majority without the Communists in the Senate, but counts on them for a majority in the Chamber.

76.   The current coalition has members ranging from communist to centrist who have struggled to agree on policy, slowing decision making.

77.   The coalition had had an uneven economic policy, as leftists and centrists within the partnership struggled for control.

78.   The coalition also has a solid lower-house majority.

79.   The coalition now has chapters in most congressional districts.

80.   The coalition still had to achieve its objectives of bringing Osama bin Laden to justice and dismantling his al-Qaida terrorist network.