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"I don't even entertain the thought that Viktor Yanukovych will be president of Ukraine," said presidential candidate Anatoliy Kinakh. \n \nAs UNIAN reports, he said this in response to questions from residents of Ivano-Frankivsk about what Ukraine would be like under President V. Yanukovych. \n \nA.
Voters of the Branivska village council of electoral district No. 20 in Volyn region received an invitation to take part in the voting on October 31 together with an appeal calling on them to vote for "the only candidate who can resolve the problematic issues of the region and the state – Viktor YANUKOVYCH.
Presidential candidate of Ukraine Anatoliy Kinakh does not intend to withdraw his candidacy from the elections. He stated this on October 27 in Lutsk at a press conference for local media. "I will not withdraw my candidacy.
A difficult situation with ballot boxes is developing in Volyn on election day. This is stated by the leadership of the territorial election commissions located in the Volyn region. Thus, in territorial election district (TED) No.
“During the elections in Volyn, a 4,000-strong "landing force of agitators-observers" from the eastern regions of Ukraine will work, whose goal and task will be destabilization, bribery and intimidation of voters,” – this was reported at a session of the Volyn Regional Council by regional council deputy, first deputy…
A delegation from Volyn took part in the action "The Power of the People Against Lies and Falsification." The Volyn residents, unlike other regional delegations, reached the capital without particular adventures or obstacles.
On October 22, the Lutsk City and District Court granted the complaint of the authorized representative of the candidate for the post of President of Ukraine Yushchenko V.A., Banada Volodymyr Vyacheslavovych.
On October 22, in response to the detention the previous night, for yet another time, of 3 activists, the Civic Movement "Clean Ukraine" held an action near the Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Volyn region. About 30 activists distributed appeals and leaflets to law enforcement officers.
Yesterday, the first meeting of this academic year of the Political Science Club, which has been operating at Volyn State University for several years, took place. The topic of discussion was the role of OSCE observers in Ukraine's electoral process.
The capital's mayor said this at a session of the Kyiv City Council, Ukrayinski Novyny reports.