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YELTSIN AND YAVLINSKY MEET.

Publication Monitor

05.06.1996

YELTSIN AND YAVLINSKY MEET.

President Yeltsin met for more than two hours in the Kremlin yesterday with rival presidential candidate, Grigory Yavlinsky. Yavlinsky told a television interview afterwards that the discussion had been policy-oriented and businesslike, and that Yeltsin had listened while Yavlinsky laid out his ideas for Russia’s future development. Yavlinsky said he presented the president with a document outlining his policies and Yeltsin had asked him to come back again with further details. (NTV, May 5) Afterwards, Yavlinsky held a further meeting with some of Yeltsin’s aides. Speculation was rife that Yeltsin offered Yavlinsky a leading post in a future Yeltsin government in exchange for retiring from the presidential race, or that the two discussed the possibility of running on a joint ticket, but no confirmation of such reports is yet forthcoming.

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