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Zhanaozen: More Blood for Oil in Kazakhstan

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Published on Sep 25, 2012

On December 16, 2011 police opened fire on striking oil workers in the Western Kazakhstan city of Zhanaozen, killing 12 people and wounding dozens of others.

Massive oil reserves were recently discovered in the nearby Caspian Sea, raising concerns that Kazakhstan's legacy of resource wealth at the expense of democracy won't end any time soon.

This video from www.SeattleGlobalist.com is part of Generation Putin: stories exploring politics and everyday life for Millennials in the former Soviet Union.

Support comes from Public Radio Exchange and the Open Society Foundation.

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