On Sunday 27 September, 178 out of a total of 348 senatorial seats were put at stake in an indirect universal suffrage vote. Despite some rejuvenation, the race in the upper house of Parliament remained mainly a matter of executives and men.
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On Sunday 27 September, 178 out of a total of 348 senatorial seats were put at stake in an indirect universal suffrage vote. Despite some rejuvenation, the race in the upper house of Parliament remained mainly a matter of executives and men.