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New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
Julia Tymoshenko: "Vaughn - Tse decorated"
Ukraine is a female country. The proof of this is the list of the most influential women in which the spouse of the president Ekaterina Yushchenko, and his head of his secretariat Vera Ulyanchenko, and the assistant to Viktor Yanukovych Anna German. But among dozens of women in power and business there is only one there (in Russian-“it”). Won - Julia Tymoshenko This word “Vaughn” turned into the brand of Tymoshenko at the beginning of the current election marathon.
Аймурзаев Сакен
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
The second attempt by Victor Yanukovych
Nobleman in the presidency. Ukrainian sociologists not only predicted Viktor Yanukovych’s victory in the first round of the presidential election, but also wait for his triumph in the second.
Капустин Андрей
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
The winner has no choice
Whoever leads Ukraine, economic reforms are inevitable Orange Chance. The Ukrainian economy came to the presidential elections in a state of severe shortness of breath: the rate of decline in GDP as a result of the crisis in Nezalezhnaya turned out to be one of the highest in Europe. However, the government of Yulia Tymoshenko claims that it has successfully coped with the main financial problems of the country. What really - learned The New Times The global financial crisis hit Ukraine hard.
Ослунд Андерс
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
In the presidential elections in Ukraine, 95.37% of ballots were processed
According to preliminary data released by the Central Election Commission of Ukraine, Yanukovych and Tymoshenko are entering the second round of the presidential elections in Ukraine, Interfax reports. The CEC chairman declared the elections valid. According to the processing of 94.45% of the protocols of precinct election commissions, 35.43% of voters voted for Viktor Yanukovych, 24.94% for Yulia Tymoshenko, and 13.01% for Serhiy Tigipko. 6.96% of voters voted for Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
The Ukrainian Central Election Commission processed almost 100% of the ballots
According to preliminary data released by the Central Election Commission of Ukraine, Yanukovych and Tymoshenko are entering the second round of the presidential elections in Ukraine, Interfax reports. The CEC chairman declared the elections valid. According to the processing of 99.53% of the protocols of precinct election commissions, 35.38% of voters voted for Viktor Yanukovych, 25% for Yulia Tymoshenko, and 13.05% for Serhiy Tigipko. 6.95% of voters voted for Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
Election results in Ukraine in tables
Voting results in the regions Source: Pravda.com.ua
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
Money smells
People are pulled to the Beijing Office of Google, leave flowers and farewell notes. The reason is the conflict between the world's largest Internet search engine and the China government. So far, however, nothing irreparable happened: the Internet giant only canceled the self-censorship on the local portal Google.cn.
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
In the presidential elections in Ukraine, 97.66% of ballots were processed
According to preliminary data released by the Central Election Commission of Ukraine, Yanukovych and Tymoshenko are entering the second round of the presidential elections in Ukraine, Interfax reports. The CEC chairman declared the elections valid. According to the processing of 94.45% of the protocols of precinct election commissions, 35.43% of voters voted for Viktor Yanukovych, 24.94% for Yulia Tymoshenko, and 13.01% for Serhiy Tigipko. 6.96% of voters voted for Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
In the presidential elections in Ukraine, 94.5% of ballots were processed
According to preliminary data released by the Central Election Commission of Ukraine, Yanukovych and Tymoshenko are entering the second round of the presidential elections in Ukraine, Interfax reports. The CEC chairman declared the elections valid. According to the processing of 94.45% of the protocols of precinct election commissions, 35.43% of voters voted for Viktor Yanukovych, 24.94% for Yulia Tymoshenko, and 13.01% for Serhiy Tigipko. 6.96% of voters voted for Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
No. 1 of January 18, 2010
CONTENT money smell Equation with all known Favorites and outsiders of the presidential race in Ukraine Evgeny Kiselev The second attempt of Viktor Yanukovych Andrey Kapustin Yulia Tymoshenko: "She is UKRAINE" Saken Aymurzaev “Yushchenko may return to politics sooner than everyone thinks” Vladimir Fesenko — The New Times Kira Vasilyeva The winner has no choice Whoever leads Ukraine, economic reforms are inevitable Anders Aslund Lights on the Dnieper Arnaud Dubien Versions of history Evgenia
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
In the presidential elections in Ukraine, 85.7% of ballots were processed
According to preliminary data released by the Central Election Commission of Ukraine, Yanukovych and Tymoshenko are entering the second round of the presidential elections in Ukraine, Interfax reports. The CEC chairman declared the elections valid. According to the processing of 85.61% of the protocols of precinct election commissions, 35.47% of voters voted for Viktor Yanukovych, 24.88% for Yulia Tymoshenko, and 13.05% for Serhiy Tigipko. 6.98% of voters voted for Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
Equation with all known
Favorites and outsiders of the presidential race in Ukraine Ukraine: February 7, on the day of the second round of the presidential election, the name of the new head of state will become known. The first tour has yet brought the victory to Viktor Yanukovych, who was resigned 5 years ago by Kyiv Maidan. The leader of the "Orange Revolution" Viktor Yushchenko is defeated and leaves the stage. And Yulia Tymoshenko still hopes to win the party. As expected: the revolution devours its heroes ...
Киселев Евгений
New Times
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Jan 18, 2010
“Yushchenko may return to politics sooner than everyone thinks”
Vladimir Fesenko — The New Times Viktor Yushchenko, after 17 years in big politics, has lost the presidential election and is leaving. Forever? What are the political prospects of the leader of the Orange Revolution? Will Yushchenko again try to bring his supporters to the Maidan? It is unlikely that he does not have the level of popularity to bet on the street. If anyone will collect the Maidan, then Yulia Tymoshenko - if she considers that Yanukovych's victory was obtained dishonestly.
Васильева Кира