That system has served as kind of curtain to support and cover the deeds of the governor. Time will come when the country will appreciate not the president's relatives taking over sitting all key positions and not his desire to put the country under rigid control. Kazakhstan needs real democracy at all levels of power and the managerial and professional competence of the president and his team. The authorities believe that the Kazakhstan people are not ready to accept power, that is why they stagemanage all those primitive shows related to nominating early elections. It is clear that the president himself, in the first place is not ready to part with the empire he rules.
Power is a strong magnet.
It cannot be excessive and it is difficult to abstain from it. In order to preserve and to multiply one's own influence, people are ready to go at all lengths. Hence, the ruling elite will spare no effort to preserve power. We all understand only too well that the state cannot belong to a single family. I'm an economist and a citizen, and I cannot treat indifferently the gloomy prospects facing Kazakhstan in the future.