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King Gyanendra announced a return to democracy in

Nepal's king bows protests - Approximately one year after assumption of absolute power King Gyanendra in Nepal a restoration has assured the democratic institutions. He would bow to the weeks of protests and hand over power to the political parties of the country. The king asked the opposition alliance of seven parties to recommend as quickly as possible, a new prime minister.

"We urge the demonstrators Seven-Party Alliance SPA to appoint someone for the post of prime minister"

opposition politicians described the announcement in initial response as inadequate. First, it was not clear what effect the announcement of the protest movement. On Friday, another protester died of his Injury. He had been shot the day before at a protest rally in Gularija, about 500 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu by the security forces. With its protests and on 6 April began a general strike has brought the opposition to the autocratic rule of King case and forced the re-establishment of democratic institutions. In clashes between demonstrators and police were at least twelve people were killed and hundreds injured. In May 2002, Gyanendra dissolved parliament in February last year, he dismissed the government and assumed power. Nepal's King adds to the will of the people - Nepal king wants to give power - Berliner Zeitung - sueddeutsche.de - tagesschau.de - Mercury Online

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