1/11/2006

Mongolian coalition cabinet falls

The MPRP ministers in the cabinet have offered their resignation.

UPDATE 1
From the communist Indian State of Kerela the first report comes in:
''This is not coming out of the blue,'' Tjalling Halbertsma, adviser to the office of Mongolia's president, told Reuters.


China follows:
"The government has no legal foundation or capacity to exist. A political vacuum has been created in Mongolia," the MPRP said in the statement.


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UPDATE 2
Demonstrations are announced for today on Sukhbaatar square.

UPDATE 3
Mongolia Web reports on the Minister resignation and the MPRP press conference.

UPDATE 4
People have gathered around the MPRP building to demonstrate against the current political developments. The army has been called in to control the crowd.


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4 Comments:

At Thu Jan 12, 04:14:00 am GMT+8, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why does the MPRP also want to also take down Elbegdorj when it has been members of their own party, not the Prime Minister, who have caused their turmoil? Perhaps they are afraid that once the MPRP cabinet members resign, Elbegdorj will be in a better position to challenge Enkhbayar for the presidency and give even greater momentum to the Democratic Party.

 
At Thu Jan 12, 07:31:00 pm GMT+8, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thanks for the coverage. Are there any pictures anywhere on the web yet?

 
At Thu Jan 12, 11:24:00 pm GMT+8, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Garett: I have to agree with you that doesn't look good on the MPRP

Yan: As far as I know no images yet. Thanks for your referal, I saw your post in the serach engines, but cannot reach the blogspot domain from home, as my provider probably has its internet access through China.

 
At Fri Jan 13, 02:48:00 am GMT+8, Anonymous Anonymous said...

My girlfriend has found quite a lot of pictures here.

The building with the broken windows is the MPRP headquarters.

 

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