Leader of the Communist Party, presidential candidate Petro Symonenko is in Lutsk today. During his tour from July 22-25, the leader of the Communist Party of Ukraine is meeting with voters in Rivne, Volyn, Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk regions. Lutsk greets Petro Symonenko with leaflets: "P. Symonenko, where is your matchmaker?" According to the Ukrainian News agency, Symonenko began his campaign in Donetsk region on July 12. The Central Election Commission registered him as a presidential candidate on July 8.
Today, Ukrainian presidential candidate Petro Symonenko is in Lutsk, where he is meeting with voters
Politics · 06:14 23.07.2004
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