Summary of the Article

The article discusses the internal conflict within the Democratic Party (АН) in Mongolia's Parliament following a vote on Prime Minister L. Oyun-Erdene's confidence. The party held its own internal vote on whether to participate in the official parliamentary vote. 60% voted to abstain from the parliamentary vote, while 40% were against the abstention and expressed anger, considering their position to be reversed. Notably, the party leader, L. Gantömör, and the Minister of Justice, O. Altantengerel, left the meeting without participating in the vote.

Key Details

• Internal conflict within the Democratic Party.
• A split vote on the approach to the vote on the Prime Minister.
• Anger and dissent among those who favored participation in the official vote.
• Absence of key party leaders from the party's internal vote.
• The potential implications for the Prime Minister and government's future depend on the remaining 84 members of Parliament, given the 42 members of the Democratic Party's absence.