BISHKEK (Reuters) - European observers said on Monday there had been  numerous and significant procedural problems  during the vote count in Kyrgyzstan s presidential election on Sunday, but praised the orderly transfer of power in the volatile Central Asian nation. The vote was competitive and candidates could, in general, campaign freely, although cases of misuse of public resources, pressure on voters and vote-buying remained a concern, the observer mission led by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said in a statement. 
Kyrgyzstan vote count problems "significant": OSCE-led observers