In Kyrgyzstan, two of the three parties in the ruling coalition, announced that they withdraw their commitments related to the coalition agreement, according to news agency 24.kg. With the relevant statement was made Republic and the Social Democratic Party of Kyrgyzstan (PDAP).
The authors complain of the treatment on the behavior of a third partner – the party Ata-Jurt (Fatherland), claiming that it contributes to the collapse of the alliance. The consequence of conflicts in the government, as noted by the ruling party becomes a negative attitude of citizens in the parliamentary coalition and government.
Previously, Ata-Jurt expressed readiness to withdraw from the coalition (but never made it). In addition, she, along with the parliamentary opposition made for the resignation of the leader of the Republic Omurbek Babanov from the post of first deputy prime minister.
Social Democrats and the Republic declared the withdrawal of obligations arising from the application to the coalition agreement. What exactly is meant by this, they did not specify. In this appeal from the ruling parties, we can conclude that the formal alliance of the decay of the question. The participants noted that confirm the validity of an agreement on forming a coalition.
At the same time, it became known that a group of deputies from the opposition faction Ar-Namys (Dignity) decided to join the ruling majority. About their intentions, they informed the Prime Minister Atambaev, who is the leader of the Social Democratic Party.
The corresponding statement was signed by 10 people. Name of party leader, former Prime Minister Felix Kulov in this group do not. However, the agency 24.kg claims that he also supported the decision, and that he had been offered the post of first deputy prime minister.
The current coalition was formed after the parliamentary elections in autumn 2010. As a result of the elections in Kyrgyzstan appeared legitimate authority (instead of interim government has acted after the April coup.)
Coalition government formed after the elections, Ata-Jurt, Social Democratic Party and the Republic. Together they won 77 seats in parliament out of 120.
Social Democrats and the Republic on the election results were 49 seats. So if they want to form a coalition without the Ata-Jurt, they need more mandates, more than the ten that are currently offered to representatives of the Ar-Namys.