Akayev's resignation, a new presidential vote and a new parliamentary ballot.
Group Wants Kyrgyzstan Leader to Resign
KADYR TOKTOGULOV, Associated Press Original Article
Thousands of protesters demanding the resignation of Kyrgyzstan's president over a flawed election rampaged through a southern city on Sunday, burning down a police station and occupying government buildings. The government of the former Soviet republic said it was ready to negotiate, but opposition leader Kurmanbek Bakiyev said talks would only be possible if President Askar Akayev himself is involved.
KADYR TOKTOGULOV, Associated Press Original Article
Thousands of protesters demanding the resignation of Kyrgyzstan's president over a flawed election rampaged through a southern city on Sunday, burning down a police station and occupying government buildings. The government of the former Soviet republic said it was ready to negotiate, but opposition leader Kurmanbek Bakiyev said talks would only be possible if President Askar Akayev himself is involved.
posted by Lieutenant Colonel Caveman at Sunday, March 20, 2005
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