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Kyrgyzstan: Real & Metaphorical Earthquakes

Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007 @ 15:27 UTC

by Nathan Hamm

Countries:: Kyrgyzstan
Topics:: Disaster, Politics

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Yulia rounds up reactions in the Kyrgyz blogosphere to political and actual earthquakes that have hit Kyrgyzstan in recent weeks.

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