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Subject: Re: Isn't Kramnik the world champion title holder?

Author: Carlos Lantigua

Date: 22:43:09 02/18/03

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On February 19, 2003 at 00:35:21, stuart taylor wrote:

>On February 18, 2003 at 23:28:37, Carlos Lantigua wrote:
>
>>Buenos Aires will be by 2nd time venue of world chess championship(In 1927
>>Alekhine defeated Capablanca in Buenos Aires). Kasparov got what he wanted
>>although he lost his honor by joining what he called his enemy Iliuzinov.
>
>So why is Kasparov involved in world championship?
>S.Taylor

S.Taylor, Kramnik is the unoficial world champion, Ponomariov is the oficial
FIDE champion, remember GK had problems with FIDE and he was defaulted in
1993,but GK said he was the real champion and said FIDE have not rights to say
who is the champion. Since then thera are 2 champions, the oficial (Ponomariov)
and the unoficial(Kramnik).In 2000 in London GK defended his title(he said he
was the real champion)against Kramnik and lost it. Since then GK wants a rematch
but Kramnik decline it. As GK couldnt reach a rematch he rejoined to the person
he called his archienemy, FIDE president Kirsan Iliuzynov, he and Kasparov rules
the FIDE, that´s why the reason for the match with Pono, this is a very long and
complicated history and my english isnt very good to explain you.



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