war der höhepunkt der unruhen in kirgistan. in anbetracht der tatsache, dass der " Jahretag" (am schlimmsten war es so um den 13.-16.6. meines wissen) ruhig verstrichen ist und in anbetracht der doch "alltäglichen" nachrichtenlage :
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können wir ,glaube ich davon ausgehen , dass sich das System sehr gut stabilisiert hat.
selbst diese möglichen verzögerungen bei der präsidentenwahl sind eigentlich eher auf formalien im wahlgesetz zurückzuführen. Macht mir (inzwischen) alles keine sorgen, die scheinen ihren weg zu gehen, von oligarchen-bananenrepublik zu ordentlicher ( dieses ordentlich im Wortsinn) Demokratie
schmid aus stockhouse hat das sehr schön zusammengefasst, unabhängig von diesem Jahrestag:
THE STORY AS I KNOW IT:
When they were granted independence from the former Soviet Union, they elected the wrong guy.
Stans started buying assets from this government at auctions. The CURRENT Government has declared that Stans aquisitions were legal and they will not challenge Stans for ownership.
This first government went the way, a lot of governments go, in young democratic countrys. The head of state starts bringing in his family and starts to think he can get away with anything. He appoints himself ruler for life and greedily gets down to robbing the country blind. The sale of their telephone system was ruled foul.
The revolution, long in coming, was VERY well planned and executed. The revolutionaries had the police and the military on their side.
The only real bloodshed was in the south, were a very small, very unpopular minority were attacked by people SEIZING the opportunity a revolution offers.
This new government took a very long time to finally agree to a coalition government. This affected Stans stock, as there WAS uncertainty.
I like that, as far as I know, they still have a female head of state. It avoids pee-ing contests. Yes, they are young and probably mostly underqualified. There is a strong U.S. presence with a major air base. IMO, most of the country wants peace and prosperity and any bad elements are held in check by the fact, in this modern age you just can't get away with stuff any more. This is the year the video-phone is helping to topple unjust governments.
IMO, Kyrgyzstan's government will continue to earnestly work for peace and prosperity, because to try anything else just isn't an option any more. Companies such as Stans create jobs and badly needed tax incomes. The government cannot develop their resources without outside capital and expertise. Kasakstan, their near neighbour, is seeing phenominal foreign investment, inspite of being a predominately Muslim country?
IMO, Kyrgyzstan's unique location and history, make it safer than any other foreign investment I would contemplate.
IMO, they know they need foreign investment and shouldn't contemplate a TAX grab such as Australia's, for some years to come.
I apologize for being such a "Chatty Cathy" tonight, but I opened the political can of worms, more than usual with my last post.
Now maybe a few more of you can understand why some of us on this bullboard say, that if Stans were in North America, our SP would be MUCH higher.
GLTA
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