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Gorbachev wants to remain in politics
• NEW YORK. Dec 22 : Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev said In a US television interview he Intends to remain in politics, reports Reuter.
"I think I will not leave the world of politics. As for the role I will be playing, this will be decided in the near future," Gorbachev told a CBS television correspondent in an Interview taped In Moscow and broadcast today.
'I'm going to wait for the result of the Alam Alta meeting. As soon as I receive official documents and see that the commonwealth is a reality, within a few days I will then take my decision," Gorbachev said.
Gorbachev conceded he made mistakes as he pushed the Soviet Union towards a more open society with a free market economy.
The system had to change and to change the system Is hard.... I must tell you 1 do not call into question the choice of fundamental reform. As for the fact that it was accompanied by a severe worsening of people s everyday life. I think it was not without miscalculations.* he said.
Questioned about US policy towards the changing Soviet Union. Gorbachev said he found President George Bush and US Secretary of State James Baker to be "realistically-minded politicians."
When asked about the control of nuclear weapons in the commonwealth, Gorbachev replied:
There will be no easing of control over the nuclear weapons. And the system we have is much tougher than the one the Americans have. I always remind the Americans of that”
When asked about what kind of man he found Yeltsin to be, Gorbachev replied: "I think the phenomenon of Yeltsin is still to be revealed... we hope he is fully aware of the great responsibility on his shoulder... he still has yet to understand that"
"I wish he could always be consistent... 1 wish he were more democratic. It wouldn't hurt him.”
Gorbachev said he had been offered posts at various US universities and had received "serious and interesting proposals" as well from Japan, Germany, and France.
"I will try to combine them with my political and social activities here," Gorbachev said.
But he made clear he had no intention of leaving the country.
"First of all, 1 was born in this country. 1 have lived and will live here. I have no plans to break with this country, particularly at a time like this," Gorbachev said.