In Kyrgyzstan, choose a new president

The situation at the presidential elections in Kyrgyzstan is still calm, no violations of the law have been fixed, reports RIA News the message of the Deputy Interior Minister Almaz Orozaliev.

The situation in the republic is under control, no facts of violations of the electoral legislation have been fixed yet. No information has been received by us. This is the data on the 10 o'clock in the morning,

said Orozaliyev.

However, the situation in the capital of Kyrgyzstan cannot be called completely calm. On Sunday night, a group of people were detained in Bishkek, who “was engaged in searching for weapons to organize riots. " This was announced by the current President of the Republic Almazbek Atambayev.

Those who try to do this, I want to clean up to the end. There are times when people got up what they wanted, gone. Planted and will plant. Before December 1 (expiration of authority) I have enough time for such persons not to spoil the holiday,

said the head of state.

According to him, no one knows how the elections will end.

This suggests that the elections are really open and honest,

he noted.

On Sunday in Kyrgyzstan are presidential elections. 11 candidates apply for the top job. Initially, the CEC registered 59 people, but a number of candidates were subsequently withdrawn from the race, or they themselves recalled their candidatures. The term of office of the current President Atambayev is coming to an end on December 1. Under the constitution, he cannot claim a new term.

According to polls, the main contenders for victory are two ex-prime ministers of the country: Sooronbay Jeenbekov, nominated for the race by the ruling Social Democratic Party of the Republic (SDPK), and one of the opposition leaders Omurbek Babanov.

Comments

[Blue cop]

The situation at the presidential elections in Kyrgyzstan is still calm, no violations of the law have been recorded

Traditionally
The main thing is that it’s calm
And someone will choose a thread

[Spartanez300]

The main thing is that the future president would be loyal to Russia.

[Per se]

This is not our business, the Kyrgyz themselves will figure out the Cossacks of Semirechinsk, how they live there ...

[79807420129]

Quote: By itself

This is not our business, the Kyrgyz themselves will figure out the Cossacks of Semirechinsk, how they live there ...

They've already figured out there two times Lesha how they live Ukrohrabli apparently do not give rest.

[Shurik70]

But whoever they choose, Russia will still be to blame

[Tersky]

Quote: Spartanez300

The main thing is that the future president would be loyal to Russia.

And not vice versa? Maybe the future president of Kyrgyzstan first of all needs to earn Russia's loyalty with deeds and actions? We must not forget that for over 20 years Washington has provided multimillion-dollar assistance to the republic. Judas silversmith creditors so simply do not forgive They rush about between the coasts like helmets at a fair.

[Solomon Kane]

Judah silver coins do not say goodbye so simply

.... is it possible that the tail starts wagging the dog again?

[DEPARTMENT]

Quote: Blue Cop

The main thing is that it’s calm
And someone will choose a thread

I also hope so ... The main thing is that without a booze! Enough for the joy of the West to arrange unrest and showdown! Do not let Russia Kirghiz ..

[Blombir]

They will choose, but little will change for the better. They live on the principle that my family is in power, the rest hang themselves.

[aszzz888]

... wait for the results, we'll see ...

[Mountain shooter]

Wouldn't it blaze? We know how the opposition there “recognizes” the election results. Well, there Kazakhstan is watching.

[Humpty]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Well, there Kazakhstan is watching.

Tell me, what exactly is he watching there? Maybe a "specious" reason to rummage around in your pockets more diligently, to vigil, so to speak?

[Eurodav]

We went about it, we ourselves, with someone’s anger, wrote ourselves a CONSTITUTION ... And it turns out to be a dead end, let's say! (LET'S SAY, I say) that the President just does awesome work, the people support him, people live better and better ... And bang !!! He ran into the constitution ... To make amendments, we need a referendum, but how much stench will rise from the enemies !!! Leaves, another comes and let's say! not from the previous team ... and that's it ... To the bottom, and then ... And so in a circle!

[haenx]

Kyrgyz warlike guys, they have nothing to lose.

[Yujanin.]

The term of office of the current president of the country, Atambaev, is coming to an end on December 1. According to the constitution, he cannot apply for a new term.

Atambaev didn’t even try to crush the Kyrgyz constitution. It seems that Kyrgyzstan is one of the most democratic states among the CIS countries. But from this fact, the standard of living and security of the population of Kyrgyzstan did not increase. On the contrary, Kyrgyzstan is slowly and steadily plunging into chaos. Summary-..

[Masya masya]

A group of people was detained in Bishkek on Sunday night, which “was engaged in the search for weapons to organize riots”

And not too late to attend to the search? If you would like, everything would be ready at the ready ..

[rotmistr60]

So they only learned on Saturday night that they had the presidential election in their country, and so they "hurried." There is no communication in the distant villages, but there is always a great desire to wake up and even on horseback. The past two color revolutions have shown this.

[Masya masya]

Quote: rotmistr60

There is no communication in the distant villages, but there is always a great desire to push

Then, really trouble ... how do they know the time of X? buzz when?

[Solomon Kane]

there is a great desire to pobuzit

It seems that those days have passed, and who buzzed - everything in Russia, at construction sites. There is a machine gun for every color revolution ...

[Humpty]

Quote: rotmistr60

There are no communications in distant villages

I don’t remember something of such auls. In my village, in the office, once more than a year I was persuaded by partners from Austria to get e-mail and not send messages by fax.

Quote: rotmistr60

but there is always a great desire to stir up and even on horseback.

Without bold water will not work.

[rotmistr60]

convinced partners from Austria to get an email

But who would argue that Kyrgyzstan is ahead of the rest. So the poor Austrians were taught the mind. Now they will know that there is an email. post office.

I don’t remember such villages

And such a word, how do you recall the irony?

[Humpty]

Quote: rotmistr60

And such a word, how do you recall the irony?

Yeah, nothing.

Quote: rotmistr60

and who would argue that Kyrgyzstan is ahead of the rest.

In something positive, it is definitely included in the top ten countries, and even that is okay. This does not apply to politics and economics, but to geography.

[romb]

The problem of most rulers of the CIS is that they sit clutching power until they are carried out on their own or on other people's feet. Like it or not, too long sitting of one person on the throne is very harmful for the long-term development of the state as a whole, because will surely dull the seated person’s sense of due measure and make him think only about further preserving his privileges. In a certain sense, this is a strong step on the part of Atambayev - not to risk rewriting the national constitution for the sake of personal ambitions. Although, it seems to me, this is all part of a certain scenario. I think we will hear about this comrade soon.
I'm glad that no human blood was shed in these elections

[Humpty]

Quote: romb

too long sitting of one person on the throne is very harmful for the long-term development of the state as a whole, because probably dull the seated sense of proper measure

Especially if there was no sense of proportion from nature.

Quote: romb

I'm glad that no human blood was shed in these elections

No blood was shed, but unfortunately there is already one victim, this is a direct result of the lack of a sense of proportion in one very specific person. A citizen of Kazakhstan died in line at the border.