Thursday, 25 January 2007

ALKHANOV DISMISSES SPECULATION ABOUT EARLY RESIGNATION

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Chechnya\'s President Alu Alkhanov said that he will not run for a second term but that his early resignation is not being considered. \"Concerning plans for a second term, I personally have not made such plans. This is my own wish, my decision,\" Alkhanov told Interfax on Thursday.
Chechnya\'s President Alu Alkhanov said that he will not run for a second term but that his early resignation is not being considered. \"Concerning plans for a second term, I personally have not made such plans. This is my own wish, my decision,\" Alkhanov told Interfax on Thursday. Alkhanov said that his term would expire in August 2008. \"As for speculation about my early resignation, it is groundless,\" the Chechen president said. (Interfax)
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