Kyrgyzstan Coalition Falls As Parties Exit Over Economic Woes -- Chicago Tribune/Reuters
BISHKEK (Reuters) - Kyrgyzstan's coalition government collapsed on Wednesday after two parties withdrew in protest over a shrinking economy and alleged corruption in the volatile former Soviet republic.
As they left the four-party coalition that has governed the impoverished Central Asian country since December, deputies from the Ata-Meken and Ar-Namys factions called on Prime Minister Omurbek Babanov to resign.
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