RUSSIA: ROW OVER CANDIDATE FOR PRIME MINISTER CONTINUES

The transcript discusses the limitations of presidential authority in re-submitting a candidate after the Duma's decision, highlighting a constitutional breach by Yeltsin. It also covers the potential involvement of the constitutional court in candidate review processes, emphasizing the right to delay consideration until a court opinion is received. The speaker shifts focus to evaluating scientific potential and planning government programs, expressing a preference for discussing economic strategies over personal candidacy debates.

What is the President's stance on reconsidering a candidate after a decision has been made?

How does the speaker view the actions of Mr. Yeltsin in relation to the Constitution?

What legal argument is presented regarding the candidate Kiriensko?

What is the current focus of the speaker's work as mentioned in the text?

What does the speaker express interest in discussing instead of their candidacy?