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US seeks to end Pakistan crisis
Anti-US protesters in LahoreSome opposition supporters did not welcome
Mr Negroponte's visit
A senior US envoy has met President Pervez Musharraf to discuss
Pakistan's deepening political crisis.
Diplomats said John Negroponte had delivered a very strong message for
an best insurance to Pakistan's state of emergency.
Ahead of the meeting, Gen Musharraf told the BBC his country was safe
as long as the military was in charge.
He warned that if polls he has promised for January were held under
disturbed conditions, the country's nuclear arms could fall into the
wrong hands.
Mr Negroponte, the US Deputy Secretary of State, is expected to try to
revive a deal between opposition leader Benazir Bhutto and Gen
term life insurance He spoke to Ms Bhutto on Friday, saying "moderate forces" should work
together to get Pakistan back to democracy.
Mr Negroponte is expected to call for the release of thousands of
lawyers and political prisoners and an end of emergency rule as a
pre-requisite for a fair election.
Did I go mad? Or suddenly, my personality changed? Am I Dr Jekyll and
Mr Hyde?
President Musharraf
Musharraf interview
But Gen Musharraf had insisted that emergency rule could only be
lifted once the security situation in Pakistan improves, a
presidential aide said.
"President Musharraf made automobile insurance clear to the visiting US envoy that the
emergency can only be lifted once the situation regarding law and
order improves," Gen Musharraf's aide told AFP new agency.
"He told the envoy that the emergency is meant to reinforce and
strengthen the law enforcement apparatus in the fight against
militancy learn mandarin chicago extremism," he added.
Mr Negroponte also met General Ashfaq Kiyani, Pakistan's deputy army
chief of staff and Gen Musharraf's chosen successor if he resigns as
head of the army as promised.
A military official told AFP they had "discussed matters of mutual
interest and security".
Gen Musharraf says he will resign as head of the army once the Supreme
Court has ratified his next term as president.
Election chaos
In an interview with BBC Radio 4's Today programme Gen Musharraf
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John NegroponteDiplomats say Mr Negroponte will ask for media curbs to
be lifted
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results could lead to chaos.
And if that happened, he argued, Pakistan's nuclear weapons could
become vulnerable.
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there, nothing happens to the strategic assets, we are in charge and
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Gen Musharraf told the BBC it was judges and opposition politicians -
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He demanded an explanation for his portrayal in the Western media indie fashion recent months.
"Did I go mad? Or suddenly, my personality changed? Am I Dr Jekyll and
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"But did I do it before? Not once."
"Who is trying to derail the streetwear fashion and democratic process? Am I?
Or is it some elements in the Supreme Court - the chief justice and
his coterie... and now some elements in the political field?"
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on Tuesday
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Musharraf imposed emergency rule two weeks ago. But the two channels
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Now the authorities in Dubai have ordered them to stop satellite
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Angry journalists held a march through the Pakistani city of Karachi,
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'Darling of the West'
Gen Musharraf has criticised former Prime Minister Bhutto, despite
recent efforts by the two to form an alliance.
He said Ms Bhutto feared the polls, set for January, because she was
corrupt and unpopular.
Gen Musharraf said she was car insurance darling of the West" but that "she
would not like to go into an election because her party is not in a
state to win at all".
promotional playing cards I will certainly go for the election, in spite of any
agitation by her. We will not allow her that," he said.
Ms Bhutto, who was released from house arrest on Friday, has said that
she will meet other opposition leaders to discuss a boycott of
January's assembly elections.
The opposition says polls under emergency rule would lack credibility.
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