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Gorbachev dodges hardliners' attempt to oust him
MOSCOW. Apr 25: President Mikhail S Gorbachev told Communist Party leaders Thursday that he was tired of attacks by hard liners and would quit as party chief If they could muster a no-confidence vote, reports AP.
But the party Central ingly to reject any considers tlon of his resignation, on the recommendation of the top leadership in the Pohtburo.
Interfax said
The offer to resign was oon firmed by three delegates interviewed during a break by The Associated Press Interfax's report of a vote could not be independently confirmed.
Gorbachev's statement came after Russian Communist Party chief Ivan Poiozkov accused him of "abandoning the party.' according to one Central Committee member interviewed during a break.
In a tactic he has used be fore. Gorbachev made what the delegate called a "half-serious" suggestion that he would resign if the Central Committee voted that way After a break, deputy party chief Vladimir Ivashko announced that the Politburo had rejected the Idea and the Centra) Committee overwhelmingly agreed. Interfax said.
If Gorbachev gave up the Communist Party leadership, he would remain President of
the country. In the past year, he has built the presidency into a powerful independent post, and some reformers say he could retain power in the Kremlin even without the party job
Thursday’s criticism came the day after Gorbachev re vested a new agreement with nine republic chiefs. including hie main reformist rival? Russian leader Boris Yeltsin Gorbachev promised new elections to both the
Parliament and presidency, and the republic leaders Joined him in calling for an end to crippling strikes.
■ nc agreement also calls for Owbache * ‘"“‘y
serving the union, a new constitution within six months, then new elections It was signed by the nine republics that want to remain tn the Soviet Union: the Russian Federation, the Ukraine. Byelorussia. Uzbekistan.
Kazakhstan. Azerbaijan. Tadzhikistan. Kirgizia and Turkmenia.
The six separatist republics that did not sign were Estonia. Latvia. Lithuania. Georgia. Moldavia and Armenia
The agreement did not say if the presidency would be filled tn a popular election, leaving that for the new constitution But Kremlin spokesman said the agreement definitely included elections for the presidency.