UZBEKISTAN: NEW POLITICAL PARTY HOLDS CONGRESS IN UZBEKISTAN.(Free Peasants Party)(Brief Article)

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The Free Peasants Party, an opposition group that in recent months has been going through the steps required for registration with the Uzbek authorities, held its constituent congress in Tashkent on 6 December, centrasia.ru reported the same day. According to the report, the congress brought together more than 150 participants from various regions of Uzbek...

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