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Kazakhstan's Year In Satire
January 06, 2015 05:11 GMT
RFE/RL Kazakh Service political cartoonists Ansa Mustafa, Sabit Kurmanbekov, and Galym Smagululy take a satirical look at 2014.
1
Kazakh Godzilla
Residents of many Kazakh cities lost their lands and homes to urban-renovation projects in 2014, prompting many to refer to construction commissions as "Godzilla."
2
Icebergs Under A Scorching Sun
Amid gloomy predictions for the Russian economy, many Kazakhs have doubts about prospects of being in an Eurasian Economic Union with Belarus, Russia, and Armenia.
3
New Road Hazard
Danger! Several well-connected people escaped punishment after being involved in fatal traffic accidents in 2014.
4
Collapse
Even the tenge, the Kazakh currency known for its instability, can look down on the falling ruble.
5
Freedom
Activist Roza Tuletaeva, jailed following the deadly clashes between police and antigovernment protesters in Zhanaozen in 2011, has "conditionally" been freed.
Kazakhstan's Year In Satire
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