Monday May 28, 2012

Medvedev orders probe into reports of vote-fixing

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  • 2

    Bgood41

    It is a ploy to buy time for Russian political ruling gangsters to put Putin in power. There is no independent justice system in Russia over the years. What a shame!

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    m5c32

    Medvedev said he had told election officials to take a closer look at reports of rampant ballot-stuffing and other allegations that officials had fixed the vote count in an election the previous weekend.

    Here is statistical evidence which points to fraud in the system: http://antonnikolenko.blogspot.com/2011/12/russian-legislative-elections-2011.html

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    Elbuda Mexicano

    Medvedev?? Sure! Putin is the real leader there and everybody knows it!!

  • 1

    John Becker

    "Election fraud? Sure, we'll look into that..."

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