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Sunday, October 25, 2009 Story last updated at 10/25/2009 - 1:42 am MOSCOW - Russia's president on Saturday defended recent local elections that drew fraud allegations, inspired an opposition walkout of parliament and strengthened the Kremlin's grip... Full Article at Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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I agreed to meet with you and discuss the outcomes of the elections to local legislatures and local self-government bodies so that this all should not turn into a burial of democracy and the electoral system here
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It's a key point, which would cool off the heads of those who have been stealing votes and who have been recording fake votes and breaking the law on elections
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I agreed to meet with you and discuss the outcomes of the elections to local legislatures and local self-government bodies so that this all should not turn into a burial of democracy and the electoral system here
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Serbia is constantly changing its priorities, from Kosovo on one hand to its bid for membership in the European Union on the other ... That creates a policy in which they are also constantly changing alliances, which is very dangerous politics.
SOURCE: GlobalSecurity.org
