Saturday, 19 July 2003

PROMINENT INGUSH JOURNALIST KILLED IN MOSCOW

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By empty (7/19/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)

An unknown person killed Ingush journalist Alikhan Guliev on 18 July near his home in Moscow, Russian media reported. Guliev, who worked for a regional television station in Ingushetia and as a stringer for TV-Tsentr and \"Kommersant-Daily,\" was well known for his analytical reports about Chechnya and Ingushetia. Guliev had also publicized critical materials about former Ingush Interior Minister Khamsat Gutseriev.
An unknown person killed Ingush journalist Alikhan Guliev on 18 July near his home in Moscow, Russian media reported. Guliev, who worked for a regional television station in Ingushetia and as a stringer for TV-Tsentr and \"Kommersant-Daily,\" was well known for his analytical reports about Chechnya and Ingushetia. Guliev had also publicized critical materials about former Ingush Interior Minister Khamsat Gutseriev. In response to an appeal from Guliev, the Supreme Court of Ingushetia last year annulled the registration of Gutseriev as a candidate for republican president for violating campaign rules. Investigators are looking into possible political, personal, and economic motives for Guliev\'s killing. (gazeta.ru)
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