YABLOKO leader Sergei Mitrokhin proposed to commemorate
the death day of the most important democratic procedure
fair elections on the one-year anniversary of the parliamentary
elections of 2011.
December 4 marks a mournful date. A year ago our country
suffered a terrible loss: elections to the State Duma which
took place on this day hammered the last nail in the coffin
of fair elections, Mitrokhin wrote in his blog.
On this sad anniversary of the death of this most important
democratic procedure Mitrokhin invited everyone to honour
the memory of the deceased and bring white carnations to the
main entrance of the Central Electoral Commission office.
On Friday Sergei Mitrokhin posted in his blog an open letter
to the Coordination Council of the opposition and asked the
Coordination Council to follow his example and bring flowers
to the Central Electoral Commission.
The action will last all day long. YABLOKO activists will
lay flowers from 11 a.m. (address: Cherkassky per., 9, Moscow),
and Mitrokhin will lay flowers at 12.
It is also recommended to lay flowers individually not in
groups so that to avoid any problems with the police.
If access to the main entrance is blocked, the flowers can
be left anywhere by the Central Electoral Commission office.
The Tula regional branch of YABLOKO also calls on all supporters
of fair elections bring white carnations to the 6th entrance
of the Government of Tula Region office, where the Electoral
Commission of the Tula region is located. The action will
be held on December 4, from 12:00 to 13:00.
The Vladimir branch of the YABLOKO party will lay flowers
to the office of the Oktyabrsky District Administration in
Vladimir on December 4. The territorial electoral commission
is located in this building. On December 4, 2011, this commission
adopted and counted six thousand fraudulent votes from the
"Ladoga" resort complex. All the votes were cast
for the ruling United Russia party.
See also:
State Duma
Elections 2011
Sergei
Mitrokhin: December 4 marks commemoration of fair elections.
Sergei
Mitrokhins blog at the Ekho Moskvi Radio Station web-site,
November 28, 2012
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