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Abdul Abdulov: All Hope is on Mehriban Aliyeva
The Movement "People’s Unity for Motherland” sent an appeal to Mehriban Aliyeva. The authors of the appeal believe that only the first lady can help Azerbaijan to overcome all troubles. Moreover, the National reconciliation is possible only if under the presidency of Mehriban Aliyeva.
The authors of the appeal believe that nomination of the first lady for the presidency is not occasional; only she is able to save the country from corruption and arbitrariness.
The Movement "People’s Unity for Motherland” was founded in summer this year, and includes the unity "Tovbe" (Abdul Abdulov), "Baki- Dirchelish" and "Azerbaijani alliance of progress."
The leader ofthe Union is Abdul Abdulov, widely known as Haji Abdul. For a longtime he supported the ex-president Ayaz Mutalybov. -05D04-
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- 3 September 2013 18:16
Politics
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