Son Of Jailed Kyrgyz Politician Vows To Challenge Government, RFE/RL (2010) —
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Son Of Jailed Kyrgyz Politician Vows To Challenge Government, RFE/RL (2010)

The article reports about opposition political movement to be formed against the acting Kyrgyz government. The initiator of this movement is Ruslan Isakov, the son of a Kyrgyz polititian Ismail Isakov, who broke with Bakiev's government in 2008 and joined the opposition. Soon after, Ismail Isakov was put into prison for corruption and his son lives in self-imposed exile in the United States. Ruslan Isakov's goal is to create a political movement abroad to challenge "the antidemocratic regime of President Kurmanbek Bakiev", which is taking Kyrgyzstan to "a catastrophic downfall" as "journalists are being killed, the population is getting poorer, and opposition leaders are declared 'enemies of the nation.'"

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