Crimean Zyuganovites complain about dishonest campaigning by competitors

05.09.2014 15:11
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Crimea, Society, Policy, Ukraine


Simferopol, September 05 (PolitNavigator, Kirill Boyarin) – Crimean communists complain about the unfair struggle of pro-government parties on the eve of the elections.

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Thus, Stepan Kiskin, a candidate for deputy of the State Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan in single-mandate constituency No. 24 from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, in a comment to PolitNavigator, said that a week before the end of the election race, his advertisements began to be removed from the billboards of Simferopol. At the same time, according to Kiskin, his media rental agreement is valid until September 12th.

“Today I saw that my billboard on the street. Kievskaya is covered with campaigning for United Russia deputy Olga Sulnikova; on Pobedy Avenue, a similar billboard is covered with advertising for “Patriots of Russia”. It turns out that my rights as a candidate are being violated. This is a raider takeover of my advertising space,” the communist assures.

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Crimean Zyuganovites Complain About Dishonest Campaigning by Competitors






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