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      "id": 100803,
      "date": "2003-03-07",
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      "title": "Turkmenistan's Attempted Coup: Repercussions and U.S. Concerns",
      "summary": "Turkmenistan's President Saparamurad Niyazov announced on November 25, 2002, that\nassassins\nhad just tried to kill him, and alleged that several prominent expatriate oppositionists had been aided\nat least tacitly by neighboring countries in hatching the attempted coup. The United States,\ninternational human rights organizations, and others have raised strong concerns about apparent\nhuman rights abuses committed by the Turkmen government in pursuing the coup plotters. This\nreport may be updated. Related products include CRS Issue Brief IB93108,  Central Asia's\nNew\nStates , and  CRS Report 97-1055(pdf) ,  Turkmenistan .",
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