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Parliament next session week to set date for presidential election, says speaker

Source: Kiev Post
Kiev : Ukraine | 5 months ago  
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The Ukrainian parliament next session week is to approve a resolution of the date of presidential elections, Ukrainian Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn said in an interview with the Facts newspaper published on Saturday. He said that a ruling of the constitutional court directly says that presidential...
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