Présidentielle russe: Jirinovski promet de participer à l'élection quoi qu'il arrive
MOSCOU, 26 décembre - RIA Novosti. Le leader du Parti libéral-démocrate de Russie (LDPR) Vladimir Jirinovski, enregistré mercredi par la Commission électorale centrale (CEC) de Russie comme candidat à la présidence, a déclaré qu'il ne renoncerait sous aucun prétexte à participer à l'élection présidentielle du 2 mars prochain.
"Nous irons jusqu'au bout, nous balayerons toutes les provocations et bloquerons toute action, susceptible d'empêcher la tenue de l'élection présidentielle en Russie", a indiqué M. Jirinovski après avoir reçu la carte de candidat des mains du président de la CEC Vladimir Tchourov.
Un autre candidat - l'un des leaders de l'Union des forces de droite (SPS), Boris Nemtsov, - a annoncé mercredi sa décision de ne pas participer à la course électorale.
Le leader du LDPR a estimé que cette décision avait été influencée par certaines forces politiques à l'étranger.
"Cela n'arrivera jamais avec le LDPR", a affirmé Vladimir Jirinovski. Il s'est dit certain que l'élection du président russe serait strictement conforme à la loi.
Source - http://fr.rian.ru
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Il a raison Jirinovski même si je n'ai pas grand chose à reprocher au président russe,j'espère qu'il fera un très bon score,surtout que le candidat équivalent de l'UMP ne se présente pas la haut,il peut prétendre à un 2 ème tour contre le candidat du parti de Poutine.
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C'est pas énorme mais on sait ce que ça vaut un sondage,néanmoins à mon avis le candidat du parti de Poutine gagnera largement,mais Monsieur Jirinovski peut être au 2 ème tour et s'intercaler en 2 ème position.
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Latest Russian opinion poll shows Medvedev ahead
MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin's chosen successor, Dmitry Medvedev, has a commanding lead ahead of Russia's presidential election with 63 percent support, an opinion poll showed on Wednesday.
Medvedev, who receives full Kremlin backing and wide coverage on state television, was more than 50 percentage points ahead of the three other candidates a month before the March 2 vote, state-owned pollster VTsIOM said.
His nearest challenger, nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky was up 1.5 percent at 7 percent while Communist Party Leader Gennady Zyuganov was in third place with 7 percent, up 1.7 percent.
In fourth place was Andrei Bogdanov of the small Democratic Party who received 1 percent of the vote.
The survey was conducted on February 2-3 among 1,600 Russian voters in 46 regions and has a 3.4 percent margin of error.
"There are several reasons for Medvedev's success, but the most important one is Putin's support. When we did a survey in December, 57 percent said they would choose whomever was supported by Putin," said VTsIOM's spokeswoman, Olga Komentyuk.
Komentyuk said Zhirinovsky was pulling ahead of Zyuganov in the poll, although the Communist Party in past elections usually came second to the main party of power.
VTsIOM's latest poll takes account of committed voters, those who will not participate and those who have not made up their mind. It did not calculate separate figures for committed voters only.
For more on Russia's presidential election, please see our blog "Operation Successor" at blogs.reuters.com/russia.
(Reporting by Conor Sweeney; editing by Elizabeth Piper)
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin's chosen successor, Dmitry Medvedev, has a commanding lead ahead of Russia's presidential election with 63 percent support, an opinion poll showed on Wednesday.
Medvedev, who receives full Kremlin backing and wide coverage on state television, was more than 50 percentage points ahead of the three other candidates a month before the March 2 vote, state-owned pollster VTsIOM said.
His nearest challenger, nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky was up 1.5 percent at 7 percent while Communist Party Leader Gennady Zyuganov was in third place with 7 percent, up 1.7 percent.
In fourth place was Andrei Bogdanov of the small Democratic Party who received 1 percent of the vote.
The survey was conducted on February 2-3 among 1,600 Russian voters in 46 regions and has a 3.4 percent margin of error.
"There are several reasons for Medvedev's success, but the most important one is Putin's support. When we did a survey in December, 57 percent said they would choose whomever was supported by Putin," said VTsIOM's spokeswoman, Olga Komentyuk.
Komentyuk said Zhirinovsky was pulling ahead of Zyuganov in the poll, although the Communist Party in past elections usually came second to the main party of power.
VTsIOM's latest poll takes account of committed voters, those who will not participate and those who have not made up their mind. It did not calculate separate figures for committed voters only.
For more on Russia's presidential election, please see our blog "Operation Successor" at blogs.reuters.com/russia.
(Reporting by Conor Sweeney; editing by Elizabeth Piper)
Traduction - http://www.google.com/translate?u=http% ... en&ie=UTF8
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Candidate Zhirinovsky pledges money, inspiration for voters
MOSCOW, February 12 (RIA Novosti) - Ultra nationalist presidential candidate Vladimir Zhirinovsky promised Tuesday he would give every person $4,000, cancel entrance examinations and inspire all Russians if he wins the March 2 elections.
Zhirinovsky, who leads the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR), is one of the four presidential candidates running for Russia's March 2 polls. The state-run VTsIOM pollster forecast earlier this month that Zhirinovsky would receive 7% of the vote. The Kremlin front-runner in next month's presidential elections, Dmitry Medvedev, has the backing of 63 % of voters.
"My manifesto...is based on what has already been achieved in other countries. There are no fantasies," the LDPR leader said, adding that his aim was to encourage the nation. "I alone can give inspiration," he boasted.
The politician said in his election manifesto that he would grant every citizen, including minors, $4,000 from the country's gold currency reserves.
"The money is there. Let's distribute it now, so much for waiting," Zhirinovsky said.
He also promised to raise the minimum pension, to freeze food prices till late this year, write off household and utility debts, switch the army to a voluntary force and grant amnesties to those imprisoned for minor offences.
Zhirinovsky said with confidence that he would be able to curb corruption, including through halting university entrance examinations where corruption is thriving, he said, with more vacancies than entrants.
"My policy, my program is better than those proposed by the other three candidates. People want me," Zhirinovsky said.
The ultra-populist politician said he was certain that thousands of his supporters would take to the streets and rejoice if he wins on March 2 citing "full support and a chance of winning."
Reports said last week that Zhirinovsky had received a total of 140 million rubles ($5.7 million) in campaign funds and had already spent 48 million rubles ($2 million).
According to a poll, Communist leader Gennady Zyuganov is expected to receive 7% of the vote. The leader of the tiny pro-Western Democratic Party, Andrei Bogdanov, is predicted to receive 1% backing.
Source - http://en.rian.ru
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MOSCOW, February 12 (RIA Novosti) - Ultra nationalist presidential candidate Vladimir Zhirinovsky promised Tuesday he would give every person $4,000, cancel entrance examinations and inspire all Russians if he wins the March 2 elections.
Zhirinovsky, who leads the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR), is one of the four presidential candidates running for Russia's March 2 polls. The state-run VTsIOM pollster forecast earlier this month that Zhirinovsky would receive 7% of the vote. The Kremlin front-runner in next month's presidential elections, Dmitry Medvedev, has the backing of 63 % of voters.
"My manifesto...is based on what has already been achieved in other countries. There are no fantasies," the LDPR leader said, adding that his aim was to encourage the nation. "I alone can give inspiration," he boasted.
The politician said in his election manifesto that he would grant every citizen, including minors, $4,000 from the country's gold currency reserves.
"The money is there. Let's distribute it now, so much for waiting," Zhirinovsky said.
He also promised to raise the minimum pension, to freeze food prices till late this year, write off household and utility debts, switch the army to a voluntary force and grant amnesties to those imprisoned for minor offences.
Zhirinovsky said with confidence that he would be able to curb corruption, including through halting university entrance examinations where corruption is thriving, he said, with more vacancies than entrants.
"My policy, my program is better than those proposed by the other three candidates. People want me," Zhirinovsky said.
The ultra-populist politician said he was certain that thousands of his supporters would take to the streets and rejoice if he wins on March 2 citing "full support and a chance of winning."
Reports said last week that Zhirinovsky had received a total of 140 million rubles ($5.7 million) in campaign funds and had already spent 48 million rubles ($2 million).
According to a poll, Communist leader Gennady Zyuganov is expected to receive 7% of the vote. The leader of the tiny pro-Western Democratic Party, Andrei Bogdanov, is predicted to receive 1% backing.
Source - http://en.rian.ru
Traduction - http://www.google.com/translate?u=http% ... en&ie=UTF8
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