Interview with Viktor Linnik
Published: 03 December, 2007, 01:48
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A partial count of votes in Russia’s parliamentary election leaves pro-western parties outside the Duma. Viktor Linnik, Editor-in-Chief of the Slovo newspaper joined RT to comment on the situation.
“For the second time the right-wing parties [Yabloko and the Union of Right Forces] have shown themselves to be political bankrupts. We have seen these familiar faces for a very long time. They should look for new volunteers and new leaders and probably than they might have a better chance next time. But I greatly doubt it, because their polices have been aimed against the country and the people of Russia,” he explained.
03.12.2007, 01:32
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03.12.2007, 02:05
Votes cast across Atlantic in Russian electionIn the United States, some 30,000 people had the right to cast their vote in the Russian parliamentary election. Some of them have being living abroad for more then a decade, but they've kept their links with Russia and were very keen to have their say in |
