Kyrgyzstan is a partially democratic country, which is why there are so many problems and unrest with the president, the prime minister, and the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh today.
If Kyrgyzstan were an established democratic country like Ireland, Estonia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Poland and many other countries around the world, then the early resignation of the president would not cause such huge dangers as in our case.
Really, it turns out that today the Kyrgyz society is paralyzed by universal fear:
many fear that if Sooronbai Jeenbekov does not leave in the coming days, he will never leave and very soon turn into a bloody tyrant and usurper;
many also fear that if the president leaves today, the prime minister will take over all powers in the country and turn into a terrible tyrant and usurper;
many also fear that, left without a president, the prime minister will overwhelm both the elections to the Jogorku Kenesh and the subsequent presidential elections, and in the end, like the devil will pop out of the snuffbox Atambayev or some other politician- adventurer who will very quickly become a terrible tyrant and usurper, cut the throat of all opposition.
That is why today so important to move in the legal field, to finally approve the prime minister and prepare for new elections to the Jogorku Kenesh and then to the presidential elections
And after stabilization of the situation, we might to start strengthening and expanding the institutions of democracy in order to reduce the risks in case of a possible early change of the president or even re-election of the Jogorku Kenesh.