The call came today in Bishkek from Alojz Peterle, the representative of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
Peterle urged politicians to campaign in a "democratic and tolerant -- but certainly not in a violent -- way."
Acting President Kurmanbek Bakiev is seen as the frontrunner in the election, which comes four months after the government of Askar Akaev was ousted in a popular uprising.
(osce.org)
See also:
Bakiev Out Front In Presidential Race
Youth Playing Key Role In Pro-Akiev Political Movement
For RFE/RL's full coverage of Kyrgyzstan's presidential election, see "Kyrgyzstan Votes 2005"
Peterle urged politicians to campaign in a "democratic and tolerant -- but certainly not in a violent -- way."
Acting President Kurmanbek Bakiev is seen as the frontrunner in the election, which comes four months after the government of Askar Akaev was ousted in a popular uprising.
(osce.org)
See also:
Bakiev Out Front In Presidential Race
Youth Playing Key Role In Pro-Akiev Political Movement
For RFE/RL's full coverage of Kyrgyzstan's presidential election, see "Kyrgyzstan Votes 2005"