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[25.01.2012]
Press Release, January 25, 2012
Grigory Yavlinsky, YABLOKO leader and head of the YABLOKO faction in St.Petersburg Legislative Assembly, proposed to St.Petersburg Legislative Assembly to create a commission for investigation of election fraud at parliamentary elections of December 4, 2011.
19 deputies out of 50 voted for this proposal. The United Russia and the LDPR factions did not participate in the voting. Thus, the decision on creation of such a commission failed.
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[24.01.2012]
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe - ALDE, January 24, 2012
Reacting to news that Grigory Yavlinsky, from the Russian Democratic Party "Yabloko" is unlikely to be allowed to register as a candidate for the Presidency, Guy Verhofstadt, President of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) made the following statement: "By refusing to register Grigory Yavlinsky for the presidential election the Kremlin removes any glimmer of hope for an alternative vision for Russia. The Presidential elections to be held on 4 March 2012 will be another step backwards for democracy in Russia."
24/01/2012
Reacting to news that Grigory Yavlinsky, from the Russian Democratic Party "Yabloko" is unlikely to be allowed to register as a candidate for the Presidency, Guy Verhofstadt, President of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) made the following statement:
"By refusing to register Grigory Yavlinsky for the presidential election the Kremlin removes any glimmer of hope for an alternative vision for Russia. The Presidential elections to be held on 4 March 2012 will be another step backwards for democracy in Russia."
"Russian people have demonstrated their disdain for the current regime and are demanding change. New State Duma elections should be held after registration of all opposition political parties. The European Union should reassess EU policy on Russia with the prospect of Putin clinging to power until 2024."
"The President in waiting would be well advised to heed to people's demands.
Mr. Putin, be aware Spring is coming."
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[24.01.2012]
Press Release, January 24, 2012
YABLOKO does not see anything new in today’s statements by representatives of the Central Electoral Commission that the number of defective signatures give them grounds to refuse Grigory Yavlinsky registration in the presidential election campaign.
Grigory Yavlinsky and other party leaders gave assessments of this decision during press-conference at Interfax yesterday.
However, we expect further escalation of claims on behalf of the Central Electoral Commission after organizational committee of the rally scheduled on February 4 adopted a decision on nominating Grigory Yavlinsky presidential candidate.
Today, organizational committee demanded at its meeting to register Grigory Yavlinsky at presidential election campaign. It is expected that the resolution with such a meeting will be adopted by a rally of February 4. Grigory Yavlinsky will speak at the rally as a presidential candidate as other invited candidates. Such decisions were adopted on the proposal of YABLOKO Chairman Sergei Mitrokhin.
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[23.01.2012 - Пресс-служба РОДП "ЯБЛОКО]
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, January 23, 2012
Published with a kind permission of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Russian opposition Yabloko party founder Grigory Yavlinsky could be denied registration as a presidential candidate by Russia’s Central Election Commission.
The Interfax news agency cited election commission member Yelena Dubrovina, who represents Yabloko, as saying that about 10 percent of Yavlinsky's signatures have been declared invalid.
Russian law on presidential elections requires would-be candidates to provide at least 2 million valid signatures in order to be registered.
Yavlinsky has submitted 2,132,000 signatures.
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[22.01.2012]
Sergei Mitrokhin’s blog at the Ekho Moskvi web-site, January 22, 2012
In the coming days the verdict of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) will be announced: who of the candidates submitting voters’ signatures to the CEC will be registered as presidential candidate. The quality and authenticity of the signatures have nothing to do with this [check up by CEC] and registration. It will be Vladimir Putin who will make the decision on the issue.
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[16.01.2012 - Пресс-служба РОДП "ЯБЛОКО]
Press Release, January 16, 2012
2,100,000 people signed up for registration of Grigory Yavlinsky in the presidential election campaign. As expected Grigory Yavlinsky’s electoral head-quarters received large quantity of sheets with signatures these days. Today, on the last day of collection of signatures, the head-quarters will receive about 100,000 signatures.
According to the law, the number of signatures submitted to the Central Electoral Commission should not exceed 2.1 mln. On January 17, the staff of the head-quarters will pass 2.1 mln signatures to the print shop for binding.
On January 18 the signatures will be submitted to the Central Electoral Commission.
The present law obliges only candidates from non-parliamentary parties (as YABLOKO) and independent candidates to collect 2 mln signatures for registration in the election campaign. YABLOKO, which even according to the official data received 2 mln votes at the parliamentary election, attracted for collection of signatures only volunteers. Collection of signatures was conducted in all Russian regions, as well as among Russian citizens working or living in nine European countries, the USA and Canada.
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