My best guessAfter reading where the MOE is backing the study and close advisoirs to Abe pushing for Romero to get its permit the question is can Abe afford to enter the election in arbitration? Can he afford to ignore the 67% of the local popultaion supporting Romero who might not vote for him?Can he ignore GQC giving the internet to the locals for free that he did not provide?
Can he ignore LS who will likely rally the locals to vote on the outcome of poverty over jobs and an increase in the living standard that would come with Romero? I say logic dictates he will have to make a decision soon or face angry locals and tie up his election in a mess of litigation a situation that would detract his smooth re-election.He has no choice but to make a decision well ahead of his election bid.