Leading opposition parties and organizations of Kyrgyzstan united in the national movement

In Kyrgyzstan, 11 leading opposition political parties and public organizations signed an agreement on the unit on the public movement on Wednesday. The Politburo will lead the new alliance, which includes the leaders of the forces represented in the movement. The National Council of the United People's Movement was also created, which entered three representatives from each party.

In particular, the new movement included: the Ata-Meken party, headed by the former speaker Omurbek Tekebaev, the Social-Democratic Party, headed by the former Prime Minister Almazbek Atambayev, the Akshumkar party, whose leader is the former parliament of Temiiir Sariev, as well as five opposition movements, including those of them The radical folk revolutionary movement, headed by the former Prosecutor General and deputy Azimbek Beknazarov, reports Interfax .

The new movement will fight for the liquidation of the Clans, Family and Anti -Constitutional power in the Republic, a change in the political system, the stern of that, the opposition will prevent the privatization of strategic objects, including the metropolitan airport "Manas", the Bishkek CHP, the Kyrgyzzoloto company, the Kyrgyz Railways.

Oppositionists do not call how they intend to act, saying that "plans will be developed by the National Council and Political Bureau created and coordinating the actions of members, which will also be engaged in the formation of the resource base. At the same time, one of the leaders of the new movement Azimbek Beknazarov told reporters that "active actions will be required and they will be final."

According to ITAR-TASS, among the initiators of the creation of the national movement there are many politicians who took an active part in the events of March 24, 2005, who led to a change in power in the republic. Recall that in early November, the Kyrgyz opposition held Kurultai in Bishkek, where, threatening protests, demanded from President Kurmanbek Bakiev to begin political reforms.

The participants in the movement explained that "the basis for the requirement of the early resignation of Bakiev is that the president did not fulfill his promises and the oath given to the people in 2005, formed the family-clan system of government and usurped state power."

The new opposition movement also included the Party of Jean Kyrgyzstan (New Kyrgyzstan), the general secretary of which is the former secretary of the Council of People's Commissars of Kyrgyzstan, the former Minister of Defense Ismail Isakov, and the former state adviser of the President, Usen Sydykov, is the chairman of the party. Earlier, the party supported President Bakiev, but after the resignation of Isakov, he began to criticize his actions.

As it became known, the United opposition intends to achieve its goals by conducting shares of civil disobedience, which can begin in the spring of next year.

So far, during the association, a single leader of the united opposition was not elected. The Chairman of the Ata-Meken Party Tekebaev said that "this candidacy will be determined over time."