An extraordinary session of the Kovel City Council expressed no confidence in the Central Election Commission of Ukraine and adopted a decision recognizing Viktor Yushchenko as President of Ukraine. This was reported at the reception office of the Kovel City Council.\nAbout 5 thousand supporters of Yushchenko gathered under the walls of the city council.\nToday in Volyn, similar decisions have already been adopted by the Lutsk City Council and the Volyn Regional Council.\nOn November 24, an extraordinary session of the city council is planned to be held in Novovolynsk.\n
Kovel City Council recognized Yushchenko as President of Ukraine and expressed no confidence in the Central Election Commission
Politics · 15:49 23.11.2004
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