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Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:42:17 +0000

[…] Tashkent says there will be electionsFinally, the central election committee of Uzbekistan had reported that there would be presidential election later this year. As the chairman of the committee Mirzoulugbek Abdusalomov informed mass media, the election will be held on … […]

By: Nonam

Nonam — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 16:54:46 +0000

Well look what Karimov have done so far? he did everything to be the “Karimov” as everybody think’s what he is. he tortured, punished even killed people who came into his way. Wel what about Next president I heard there like for candidates running for predidency ok so hopefully someone well educated knows the sytyem will be the President of the Future Uzbekistan. if Karimov’s daughter or himself wil try to do anythin (the new president can do the same thing as Karimov did) make Karimov’s life live in hell. or Gulnora’s torture/harras/punish and take off that bitch from the controlling the city. (as a president he can do all right things as you know Guldonra didnt really graduated the college her Daddy’s money did) so as a constitution and law she can not control or rule anything or any place.

By: Jasmine

Jasmine — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 15:27:30 +0000

Sure there will be an eletion, but you can bet your life that it won’t be a fair election. Since Gulnara runs Uzbekistan’s prosititution ring, being a mistress herself, she should stick to business. Anything else would lead to a major ethics conflict. She will make political decisions that help her business the most, not the country. How about the KBG leader? Are you kidding? Well, maybe that will work since Uzbekistan is a prison anyway.

By: Free Azeri

Free Azeri — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 11:32:30 +0000

It is possible that after leaving and becoming a Senator by Constitution Karimov will try to re-orientate policy: what if Karimov becomes prime-minister and UZB becomes parliamentary republic? New hint, ha?

By: Erkin

Erkin — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 11:15:42 +0000

Well, the political system in Uzbekistan will not change even if Karimov leaves. Cuz, he has a daughter to succeed the presidency. As people say, she is even worse than her father. So, the situation may get even worse.