Does The New Kyrgyz Constitution Set The Country Up For Future Unrest?
share Print The controversial new constitution that returns Kyrgyzstan to a presidential form of government has been approved in a nationwide referendum, but almost everything surrounding the document suggests it may live a short life in a country that has had three revolutions in 16 years. Central Election Commission (CEC) Chairwoman Nurzhan Shayldabekova said on April 12 that 79.3 percent of those who cast ballots in the referendum -- some 1.03 million people -- voted in favor of the new cons...
Nurzhan Shayldabekova Askar Akaev Sadyr Japarov Kurmanbek Bakiev Aigul Asanbaeva Constitutional Chamber
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