Uzbek president heading toward landslide win in elections

Oct 25, 2021 View Original Article
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "The other candidates talk about abstract things like strengthening social security, but they don't provide any details.
48% : The only Mirziyoyev challenger who got significant notice in the campaign was Alisher Qodirov, with his proposal that Uzbeks working outside the country should pay taxes in Uzbekistan, a widely unpopular idea for the large share of the population that depends on remittances from family members abroad.

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