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Central Asia

Karimov swoops on business leaders

Asia Times

By Bruce Pannier

Some of the wealthiest people in Uzbekistan have reportedly been arrested or detained over the past several days, or are being hunted down by Uzbek authorities.

They include the president of one of Tashkent's premier football clubs, the owner of the country's largest wholesale market, construction magnates and bankers, according to media reports. Others with ties to big business have reportedly fled the country.

 

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