On November 13, another reporting and election conference of the Volyn regional organization of the People's Movement of Ukraine took place. The oldest party in Volyn will again be headed for the next two years by the regional council deputy, deputy head of the Volyn regional council, Volodymyr Banada, the Western Information Corporation was informed in the press service of the Volyn regional organization of the NRU. \n \nThanking fellow party members for the renewed vote of confidence, Volodymyr Banada emphasized that the organization he leads remains faithful to the ideals of the Maidan and in the local elections will bloc with parties that supported Viktor Yushchenko in the previous elections and will help him after the 2006 elections to form a majority in parliament. \n
NRU in Volyn is again headed by Volodymyr Banada
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