indifferent which are also with the russian federation and from that point onwards we will be able from we'll sit. on the table to start to investigate. crime in different countries you said you envy the russians because they have a great country of training only one. criminal kodiak compared to you had twenty seven so can you can you tell us how different is the russian legislation russian russian practice from yours is it is it is a lot different we're all the same for your yeah yeah i mean for from your point of view it's a difficult question because i'm rich and i think. it is not that much different. so in principle in principle so all of the road based on the roman law i mean that's pretty much the same somewhere which makes it pretty easy for you to make common common term glamourous i'm pretty sure from that point a few. there will be no major constraints. and russia what about what about the russians do you feel there's such a thing as witness protection maybe now one of the list problems that your rational colleagues have to sell because because for me reading the newspapers w

in the future also with the russian federation in front went on wards. and we'll sit. on the table and start to investigate together crying in different countries you said you envy the russians because you have a great country a big country and only one. criminal kodiak compared to you have twenty seven so can you can you tell us how different is the russia and the russian criminal russian practice from yours is it is it a lot different we're all the similar from yeah yeah i mean from from your point of view it's a difficult question because your original thinking austrian so. yeah it is not that much if nothing was done so in principle in principle so all of the road based on the roman law i mean it's pretty much the same same with it which makes it pretty easy for you to. come and tell grammar and i'm pretty sure from the point of view. it would be no major constraints. and all right what. about the russians do you feel such a thing as witness protection maybe number one of the list of the problems that bet your rational colleagues to sell because they're not for me r

iran over its nuclear program is intensified and see talks of the reigning ambassador to the russian federation get tehran's take on the situation that's in spotlight next. hello yellow walk into the spotlight please and so you shall on politics i'm now doing up and claim my guest on the program is that is that suggesting. to strike or not to strike that is the question dominating the middle east like the standoff with iran concerning its nuclear program is getting tougher for israel prepares to attack in a month or two and urges washington to do the same the worst two countries are in world pascal yet but keep in close in more and more economic sanctions on. a new round of talks on the ready to shoot is due in april and as said by the u.s. space secretary it's a long shot for terror and to avoid al gore the world media mostly highlights the worst from pointedly they'll trust you envisage is tara ready for her asking and waiting ambassador to the russian federation to resign sajad. iran's economy has been hit hard by international sanctions but now the stakes are high and the u.s. macit recorde

again you know have not hopes are any violations of the electoral law of russian federation we have seen several a irregularities several mistakes of the members of the polling spaces so it's normal you cannot prepare all people i mean there are thousands of people working on the electoral process and you cannot have prepare them perfect so nothing is ideal but the irregularities or in the bahamas not even here a good part is about those technical and organisational problems work seem a lot of the problems we have faced in european countries. so the reaction continues to pour in following but amir putin's election winning that vote in the presidential elections on sunday night and peter how are the other candidates responding to these latest statements. but you can imagine a theme well sydney beaton to the job of president we feet most vehement in these criticism of the electoral poll has been. the leader of the communist party the polls time he's run in the presidential race he's condemned the vote saying it was unacceptable and he would be trying to challenge not be helpful. good old h

over its a legit nuclear program is intensifying archie talks to the iranian ambassador to the russian federation to get her friends take on the situation and spotlight after a very short break. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview shall in politics i'm now doing out wednesday my guest on the program is that is that suggested. to strike or not to strike that is the question dominating the middle east like the standoff with iran concerning its nuclear program is getting tough with israel prepares to attack in a month or two and urges washington to do the same the worst two countries are in world pascale yet but keep imposing more and more economic sanctions on. a new round of talks on the ready to ship is due in april and as said by the u.s. face sex trade is the last shot for terror as to avoid a war the world media mostly highlights the worst unfortunately well what's taken as a is terror and ready for war we're asking to remain ambassador to russia for the ration to resign sajad to. iran's economy has been hit hard by international sanctions but now the stakes are high and the u.s.

says the surrogate star chock deputy finance minister out of the russian federation spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break so stay where you don't. cut players. play. live. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake special of the founders of the nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. because of a bit confusing i did as a three ball as an echo of it but you know if you keep spinning a trillion dollars a year on weapons of venture you're going to blow everybody up you you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see it people don't wake up to a new flu weapons or build the new. that represents all of the firepower of the second world war and this second sounds is the equivalent of firepower of the world's nuclear arsenal today. sgt. fewer chances but full of life. limited time. more optimistic. the theater where the ingenious open their hearts to the rest of us. are the real limits. on our t.v. . the are los

it is obvious that the missile defense system will be targeted at the russian federation rather than some mythical middle eastern countries possessing virtual missiles. at least fifteen countries around the world have been involved with the nato missile defense shield . their radar stations in denmark and britain which is also host to intercept and massage. canada to is going to join the project anti missile functions will be given to norad the agency responsible for north america's air and outer space defense. japan has decided to assist the nato missile defense shield is taking part in the manufacture of a just interceptor missiles. japan is going to build a forward based radar station on its territory. a similar radar station has already been built in turkey. the czech republic remaining are hungry and cold a ready to allow nato as missile defense complexes to be placed on their territory . and there were many a forward based american military presence which means the deployment of bases in post is so. republics notably in central asia is an element of us. as a powerful ramified i

says syria here start chock deputy finance minister out of the russian federation spotlight will do back shortly after we take a break so stay where you are now. the to. play. well three british scientists are. present on the tires of the current. market finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g. fewer chances book full of life. limited time. more optimistic. the theater or the ingenious open their hearts to the rest of us. are the real limits. on our teams. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared from. the risk is not zero love something might be going off by mistake especially the founders of the nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. but most of the difference for you is that i did as a three it all as an extra bit but you know if you keep spending a trillion dollars a year on weapons of venture you're going to blow everybody up you've you know people are dying from

talks of iranian ambassador to the russian federation to get take on the situation perhaps and spotlight after a very short break. hello yellow welcome to the spotlight big interview show on part two i'll do it out and play my guest on the program is that is that suggest. to strike or not to strike that is the question dominating the middle east like the standoff with iran concerning its nuclear program is getting tougher israel prepares to attack in a month or two and urges washington to do the same the worst two countries are in world bastile yet but keep in close in more and more economic sanctions on. a new round of talks on the ready to shoot is due in april and as said by the u.s. space x. three this is the last shot for turnaround to avoid a war the world media mostly highlights the worst from point of view well what's the present is terror and ready for poor asking and raining and fast to russia for their ration reside sajad. iran's economy has been hit hard by international sanctions but now the stakes are high and a u.s. massive recruited listened to t.v. on a russian mediation

. >> on behalf of china, france, germany, the russian federation, the united kingdom, and the united states of america, i have offered to resume talks with iran. >> as the iaea met yesterday, there was some sign that diplomacy and sanctions are having an impact. iran agreed to allow inspectors to visit the previously off- limits installation, a move welcomed by the group and by this president. >> thank you, guys. >> in this election year, war with iran is the last thing mr. obama wants. >> for more on today's developments, i spoke with someone who formerly worked in the office of iranian affairs at the state department. looking at all that has happened over the course of the last 48 hours, when it comes to iran, are we closer or further from the prospect of military action against iran's nuclear program? >> i think it is a step in the right direction, a step away from military action. we know negotiations will be taking place in the coming months, probably in april. when negotiations are taking place, it is much more difficult for the netanyahu government to push an agenda that is pr

he would emerge as the russian federation, all other republics ukraine, central asia, they all became independent. that was the beginning of the and i was really appalled. i did not really mean that. i thought, the more solidarity naturalists we have, whatever relief, that's good for -- well, for the whole world. and the solution of the soviet system was in fact -- well, now, my former support whom i mentioned, mr. putin, work in intelligence one day. a major misconception primarily made by soviet propaganda. the only place it worked in dresden was germany. the russian can kgb and in dres but he came back to, where i was born, actually, in the same bloc, mr. putin and i. was he was accepted back to work. well, the reasons are generally known. i said, again, if you read the files, and the fact that he was poisoned, he revealed only, on the internet made it public. some of the ugly things from mr. putin's personal life. i'm not going to say about that. that's after all not the point. what is the point that gorbachev when he emerged from and he made first time an opening to the west. and

accounts, by everything we seem to know, the senior analysts and strategic rocket forces of the russian federation has persuaded their leadership that what we are proposing and particularly what we are proposing down the line because this is a phased adaptive approach. this is a decade-long program with new systems coming on board by 2020. you will probably see a lot of this with my colleagues in the so-called sm-3 ma 2. we don't have that now. the russians extrapolating to the abilities they think we're going to have believe it will pose a threat to their deterrent. we have been engaged with them in missile defense cooperation talks led by the under secretary of the state ellen taucher. she has been negotiator for quite some time, since the spring of 2009 until now, and they haven't reached agreement. unfortunately the president made a statement not too long ago saying they have not born fruit. there is an opportunity to share more data. the russians want to be involved in the operations systems which is a bit of a problem for us. that it could lead russians to withdrawal from the stars treat y t

lugar was in a environment where the new russian federation was coming into being. they welcomed our work with them as did other countries at this time, there's no permissive environment, but we are going to stay focused on any dangers posed by a store house or depot of such weapons. >> thank you very much, madam secretary for your time. mr. smith from new jersey, the chairman on south africa is recognized. >> let me associate myself with remarks that were made about -- he suppose via telephone right here and the man is brave. he is calling for freedom, human rights and we have got to be hard lined, i believe, but prudent. so i hope the gentle lady made an important point about not attending and i hope that will be the case. let me ask you with regards to the pastor, we will have a resolution later on today, if you can ireyiranians, there's a racheting up of persecution of christians, christian girls are forced to islam as minor s and given to a man in egypt who happens to be muslim is an act of trafficking and it's on a serious human right s hearing. i hold my firs

fulfilling on the seventh of march when we will be no greater because the president of the russian federation so let's go step by step the first article i think it was in in his best year it was called russia is concentrating and pushing was addressing that middle class that you just talked about two minutes ago and he was promising a brighter future for the people and especially for the middle class do you consider this putin's as good an arms to the process as his as his effort to make friends with an opposition to school no i don't think so although it is addressed to the whole nation but i would like to tell our viewers that russia is concentrating this is a quotation from of our famous foreign policy chancellor prince got in the middle of nineteen century and it bears all the contents of this motto which is. which is the same. that russia must must do well on its. internal problems to be strong and this is the most important and more important even than outer active it's a bigger problem you are quoting in terms of loneliness he said ok when you were here and fall apart you fly. a couple

i think we are all on our committee sympathetic to the russian federation and we held hearings recently on the subject of human rights and democracy here in russia. we're sort of talking past each other a little bit here. and i think missing the point. russia's going into the wto. this is not a negotiation like panama or one of the other trade treaties we had where we were opening up and lowering tariffs and doing things, we're not here, we don't do anything, russia's in the wto and if we don't lift jackson vanek, we're denying our own workers, that's all that's happening here. what's interesting is, i hope senator kyle you have seen the letter here, stating their strong view that the continued application of jackson vanek to russia is, quote, not helpful for the promotion of human rights and democracy in russia. and efforts to punish russia by retaining jackson vanek future hampers the economic development and frustrate it's democratic aspirations. so i think we ought to listen to the folks in russia who are on the ground fighting for these things. russia going to -- the nptr is the on

request that russian federation true provide them. airspace and air or airports. they want to bring. our loads from afghanistan into orleans stockpiled in order to send the free so they're probably summation that's all there is no any talks about base. anyway if russia is ready to provide the us military with logistics on our own soil this it means that moscow is no longer nervous about the american air base in kyrgyzstan. first of all russia or or has already provided the districts throughout america for its territory you know about that old granted by the same frames coming from europe into afghanistan for all the central asia besides americans has permission to fly or there are always nothing new i very much surprised why are every everybody suspicious or not of much interest in this new were here before for almost thirty years so we corporators americans to give them logistic transit into afghanistan and now would give them partially the same back but ones nothing special so what good but still has there been a change of attitude towards the q his base. well l

considering that russian federal authorities. monitoring. costs. and. their program can differentiate between detention and things like speed bumps. are more inclined to leave in place. previously these are mainly used for games and other quite silly things. come up with a way to use them in a totally different way. specialists with experience and working with programming these kinds of sensors should be doing things that would make our world . and anyone wanting to make life a little smoother you'll soon be able to peacock teams program is due to hit the app store on april first. another thing that was evident. in barcelona is the rise of an impression only apple's absence from the festivities. exhibition you can feel the excitement and energy. into a concert rich. with the recent launch of its latest version of ice cream sandwich it's likely only going to grow. but despite what it looks like it's more than just games for those committed to the further development of enjoy all the apps and other developments are useless if your mobile device is corrupt

budget of the company for this year is about ten or fifteen percent larger than the budgeted for russian federation as a quote the other three for that is a motive to go for a fight and sheer amount of her to work for the right here but really the main idea was true. during the company who sort of for grid purpose because saving people money so they could live better it's really. a topic which much of a thought of managers and former corporate listen and your position that you're the senior vice president just says so you're among among among five among ten among fifteen men top managers i am reporting on who is the c.e.o. or president of international. he's reporting through my dooku is this see you all . so so so so you know you're the third in the chain of command and you're among like an old ten who were among fifty top managers of you saying. it's very hard to cook a political it's really a company recruiter british through two point two million associates around the world and certainly largest private employer in the world. about six months ago when you were still work in russia did you see t

yeltsin will emerge as the leader of the russian federation, and all other republics, baltic states, i mean, ukraine, i mean, they all became independent. that was the beginning of the new era. i was really appalled. i did not really mean that. i thought the more solidarity internationalists we have, wherever we live, that's good for the whole world, but the -- this -- this dissolution of the soviet union, well, now, my -- my former subordinate, i mentioned mr. putin, vladimir, they were working intelligence one day. that's a major misconception, i mean, primarily made by the soviet propaganda. the only place abroad he ever worked was in dresden in germany. he was liaison officer between russian kgb and the stasi, the east jer began security and intelligence service and that was the interest. when he came back to leningrad, st. petersburg where i was born, we were born actually in the same block, mr. putin and i, well, he was never accepted back to work. well, the reasons are generally known, and i said again, if you read the files, and the fact that he was poisoned, he revealed on t

requests that russian federation troop for a wide open. airspace or airports. they want to bring. our loads from afghanistan into orleans. in order to some good by free. for all of us the nation that's all there is no and he talks about the base. anyway if russia is ready to provide the us military with logistics on our own soil this it means that moscow is no longer nervous had out of the american air base in kyrgyzstan. first of all russia or has already provided not just extra american some for its territory you know about that of transit by the same trains coming from europe in prague honest gun for all the central asia besides americans has permission to fly all of the rusher so it's nothing new i very much surprised why our every everybody is suspicious or not of much interest at the least knew we were. there before four hundred thirty or so we called the return of the americans to give them logistic grounds it. gave them partially the same ones nothing special so but still has there been a change of attitude towards the cuties base. well no personal kid gives bass if you're

the new russian federation came into being. they welcomed our work with them as did kazakhstan, ukraine and other countries. at this time there was not a per missive environment but we're going to stay focused on the potential dangers posed on the store house or depots of such welcome. >> thel rights is recognized. >> thank you very much, madam secretary. let me associate myself with remarks on cuba. we had a hearing with a man who had a 25-year sentence. he's now out of prison but not out of prison. he spoke via telephone right here. the man is unbelievably brave. he's calling for freedom, human rights. we've got to be very hard lined, i believe but also prudent. i would hope -- gentle lady made an important point about not attending. we'll have a resolution on the floor later today, if you could speak to the iranians, if you would, and to the world. there is a ratcheting up of persecution against christians that is unprecedented. i've held two hearings on the kidnapping of christians girls kidnapped in islam and given to a ma

information that comes in from app users the more accurate their measurements will be considering that russian federal authorities around seven million dollars a year gnostics. monitoring. costs. and thanks to their initial work their program can differentiate between particles that need attention and things like curves and speed bumps. are more inclined to leave in place. previously these sensors were mainly used for games and other quite silly things. come up with a way to use them in a totally different way. specialists with experience in working with and programming these kinds of sensors should be doing things that would make our world a long time. and anyone wanting to make life a little smoother will soon be able to peacock teams good roads program is due to hit the app store on april first. another thing that was evident at the mobile world congress back in barcelona is the rise of android and impression only aided by couples absence from the festivities at their sprawling exhibition you can feel the excitement energy is turning their platform into a content rich ecosystem and with the recent

we are all on our committee pretty sensitive to the complex tiff of our relations with the russian federation and we held hearings recently on the subject of human rights and democracy in russia and i suspect we'll continue to do that. but i'd say to senator kyle and others who are sort of questioning this thing, we're sort of talking past each other a little bit here. and i think missing the point. russia's going into the wto. this is not a negotiation like panama or one of the other trade treaties we had where we were opening up and lowering tariffs and doing things. we're not here. we don't do anything, russia's in the wto, and if we don't lift it, we're denying our own workers. that's all that happens here. what's interesting is that -- i hope senator kyl, you've seen the letter recently by russian opposition activists stating their strong view that the continued application of jackson vanic to russia is "not helpful for the promotion of human rights and democracy in russia." and in efforts to punish russia with restrictions only "darken russia's political future, hamper its economic deve

budget of the company for this year is about ten or fifteen percent larger than their budget of russian federation as a call girl has been there is a motive to go there for a fight and sheer amount temporary work for the radio but really the main idea was true. during the company who served for great purpose because saving people money so they can live better it's really. the topic which motivates a lot of manager so for me to work with this and your position that you're the senior vice president is so so you're among among among five among ten among fifteen top managers i am reporting on who is the c.e.o. or president or former international. he's reporting control my dooku is they see you all for one more thing so so so so you know you're the third in the chain of command and you're among like a long term who are among fifty top managers of you saying. it's very hard because it's always about really getting rescued an additional two point two million associates around the world so largest private employer in the world. six months ago when you were still working in russia did you see this job was

wherever is elected president of the russian federation must initiate the deeper social reforms which will necessarily involve conditional and political reforms the president must start according to crush and seriously if all this is not be done will face hard times you know i'm sure this new president will not hold on until their little sister and i the country star the country badly needs to change social security must be provided for the majority of the people all this while absolutely positive that the new president we'll start the reforms. would you agree that mr miron of the whole campaign all his interviews including his well prove that he actually played a sitting duck for the country in these elections what the politicians who would have said i will resign if you elect me stand any chance anywhere in the world but this idea was absolutely no way because you know we see the very high result of his party during the last election so this girl last december why it was not people who i really trust to mr muir one of its so-called protestant electorate the people who wharton for fe

iran's capability to make trouble in various parts of the culturally muslim regions of the russian federation, they would be more of a danger. now, their behavior has been not consistent and sometimes not helpful, but i don't think there's any question that the russians hope very much they can avoid two things. one, iran becoming a nuclear weapons state, and the other is a war in and over iran. whether they have both of those is at the core of what we're talking about here. >> would you say -- when i look at the way the russians look at iran, the sort of level of risk that the united states or israel attaches to nuclear armed iran, i think the russians feel a lesser sense of urgency, in the sense that maybe they look at a nuclear iran like a nuclear pakistan in '98, that it's a bad thing but we can deal with it. that's i think part of the difference here. >> maybe. i think there's another motive, too. bob and i and a couple others in the room spent some time on thissish glue the '90s when the russians were materially helping the iranians, both with their nuclear weapons program and their ball

years ago with the very existence of russian federation as integrated concha was questioned there was a major war on ourselves borders in the north caucuses russia had just had its falls and so on so no new generation out. for those twelve years of stability and steady konami growth so breed of young people has developed people who have never seen taken on a collapse of the soviet union and all those problems that criminal revolution bed took place in russian planes years ago so now they have a different mentality absolutely they have a different mentality here they don't cease to. be. a development of economy as some kind of put in the children they find it's normal to travel alone to europe and they have absolutely different demands and it has proven to be either a flexible politician or meeting the needs of the russian population in this way how successful he is in the next six or maybe even twelve years depends on how flexible he is in a meeting of the demands of those younger people because we are expecting a huge opposition rally in the city center just in about for me five hour

think the even the republican president will want to have a full scale confrontation with the russian federation for all his ten for for the whole of his tenure but the initial period will be a hard one it will be a war of words and some people will once again compare this war of words with the cold war so i don't think that it will be very positive for the russian american relationship all right out except for school thank you so much for being with us today head of the state duma as foreign affairs committee. branching out big we've got all the details of the spread of u.s. influence across the oceans at our team dot com. including the latest plans of i at the pentagon to deploy missile defense shield in some gulf states australia and japan this and much more is lined up for you on line. this. week you expound or join a song child's pledge to push for openness in government if elected to the australian senate but that's if he ever gets the chance to stand a maid america's growing appetite to prosecute him along with other possible blowers as artie's marina ford now reports some journalists are

still are not prepared for to support any kind of regime change in syria in addition to the russian federation has said that continues to say that both sides in syria's government and the opposition groups must begin gauging in dialogue in gauging and in negotiation and this point was separately underscored just a day go by. the u.n. and arab league envoy to syria of course we are not here dressed members of the press on wednesday at the new york headquarters of the u.n. saying that the media mediation process is the only way to bring peace to syria both sides of this conflict must come to the table and engage in dialogue this is something that russia among many other countries have been urging for and continues to urge for so there is some update on the situation terms of a consensus the security council has reached on syria and of course them calling on the syrian government to allow humanitarian aid into the country in media. thanks very much indeed for that report reporting from new york. government forces retaken the district from position fighters in the embattled city of homs and if he'

that hundreds of thousands of observers and that is that we're talking here any citizen of the russian federation who had a wish to become an observer could register at the parties to become an independent observer those hundreds of thousands of observers managed to more or less regulate all those all those irregularities right at the polling station so there haven't been many eighty major faults if you cations any major regulated is reported so far apart from the independent observers which are in hundreds of thousands as i've said there are also around seven hundred international observers working at the polling stations across russia and we also haven't received any. reports from them for the moment so definitely this election is new whether or not it would become the most transparent in russia's history will certainly see in a very very short future now a lot of fear putin's been grabbing most of the headlines in this race and polls set him as the clear front runner but there are four other candidates running tell us more about that. indeed not even putin support has diminished by almost two

when people say that everything depends on us i would love to see such a situation for the russian federation and the world affairs and the like i would also like to know who to call that the united states and magically resolve the middle east crisis the arab israeli conflict or. stop for drug trafficking from of that is what we all understand that today's problems of the world cannot be resolved by the desire for its even insistence even action by one country illo. in the meantime mr la crosse counterpart in the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton addressed reporters also saying that the international community should stand now with one voice fully supporting the arab league plan now that plan in part calls for syrian president bashar assad to step aside and relinquish his powers that is essentially endorsing our political transition and regime change so it seems as though the u.s. and russia are still very much divided on how to move forward on syria what they do agree on is that humanitarian assistance needs to be moved into syria as soon as possible theoretically there could be a reso

said we support the g twenty we want to make it work and above all will be there to help the russian federationwhen it takes up the chair of the twenty within the coming year or so yeah it's really interesting to see all the different issues and the energy i think that everyone's feeling at that this year spread summit john kirton co-director of the brics research group i really appreciate it and i'll be give you guys more updates from the fourth annual brics summit here in new delhi all day today all right thanks very much art to his prius free to live for us in new delhi. well in the next hour he speaks with the chairman of the world's biggest commodities trading company thinks the chinese industrial boom will eventually be phased out take a listen. to romans china on a comparison basis is certainly doing better than everyone else so but whether that's going to lead the world forever or have i don't think so i don't think that we have history going into it like china said free china is a manufacturing company at the day and benefiting from manufacturing the manufacturing is what really leads

never happen to you again you know i have not hopes are any violations of the electoral law of russian federation as i said before there were some technical problems which were phrased i was going to get the registrar of voters have raised as he's. a state is like most polls there are people who are not registered here and they didn't know how to register register and then install the folding dumbest the problem but the opposite technique of problem that wasn't the problem with my goals was to be cation or. money the way shown on the results do you think there are going to be a lot of those technical problems i mean do you think that that's something that's inevitable in a modern election irregularities like most. in every elections we have upstairs because the european central geopolitical on allies is underway and their bill days . before last the eight years we have seen several irregularities several mistakes of the members of the polling stations so it's normally ok now. prepare old people i mean the thousands of people working on the electoral process. you cannot have them perfect so nothin

communist party of the soviet union to what it is today called because i mean it's probably of the russian federation the center of the candidate guillotines you get out of sixty seven chance to choose the communism from before his time the record second in all presidential elections since the end of the u.s.s.r. the two thousand and twelve votes will be his fourth plan for presidency free education of polish a legal immigration and introduces this three stops in passports controversy juggler's communists usually vote restrictions for you on the big issues abroad for exploiting soviet nostalgia with pensioners just contented in just a working class. presidential election two thousand and twelve on fortune. mrs gano has been very open about it denouncing voting ratings at eight zero with this election he's a him and his party are looking at the voting electoral commission how everything in fact is going through they have around three hundred thousand observers around the country looking through how people are voting making sure that this doesn't happen again as a loss in elections or some you know peo