Just one month after it took power, amid violent unrest, from Kurmanbek Bakiyev, an authoritarian and now exiled president, cracks are appearing in Kyrgyzstan's interim government. A road map to democracy has been announced, with a referendum on a new constitution set for June 27th and presidential and parliamentary elections in October. That is a short time to build a new political order; but a long time for an interim government to last with no legal basis. And some of its members are already making no secret of their differing visions for the future.
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