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Sergei Mitrokhin and Eugeni Bunimovich top the list of YABLOKO’s candidates at the Moscow Duma election

Press Release, July 23, 2009


Sergei Mitrokhin and Eugeni Bunimovich topped the list of candidates from the YABLOKO party to the Moscow City Duma election. The list of candidates was approved by the conference of the Moscow branch of YABLOKO on July 22.

The list includes 17 regional groups; 49 candidates from the total list are YABLOKO members and 21 non-members. Women constitute about 43% of YABLOKO's the candidates (21 women and 28 men).

The regional groups are topped by Alexei Arbatov, head of the International Security Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Anatoli Rabinovich, head of the sub-committee on development of collective investments market of the Trade and Commerce Chamber of the RF, human rights activists Andrei Babushkin and Valery Borschyov, Roman Zhigulsky, leader of the For the Fair Market movement, Alexei Yablokov, ecologist and member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Dmitry Katayev, member of the Moscow Political Bureau of the Solidarity movement, ex-deputy of he Moscow City Council Alexander Melnikov, Zoya Shargatova, head of the Club of Municipal Assemblies Deputies, Semyon Burd, member of the Youth Chamber at the Moscow City Duma, and leaders of public initiative groups.

The conference also approved the election programme of the party The City Comfortable for Living. The programme comprises ten sections and in addition to description of the problems and the ways of their solution includes a report by the YABLOKO faction on its performance in the Moscow City Duma for the period 2005-2009.

“Our real deeds in Moscow represent our competitive advantage at the election compared to those who will only throw promises [before the election] and forget about them two days after the election,” said Sergei Mitrokhin commenting on YABLOKO’s programme.

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Elections

Elections to the Moscow City Duma, 2009


Press Release, July 23, 2009