A Microsoft font got a Communist candidate thrown off Russia’s ballot. An appeals court just put him back on it.
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A Microsoft font got a Communist candidate thrown off Russia’s ballot. An appeals court just put him back on it.
The Fourth Appeals Court in Nizhny Novgorod has overturned a Samara Regional Court ruling that removed Mikhail Matveyev, a Communist Party (KPRF) candidate and sitting State Duma deputy, from the ballot in Russia’s parliamentary elections.
The Fourth Court of Appeal restored the registration of the CLCF candidate for the State Duma, Mikhail Matveyev, reported to the Pres...
The Court of Appeal quashed the decision of the Samarsk Oblast, who had withdrawn the CLCF candidate, Mikhail Matveyev, from election to the State Assembly. This was reported in the party's Telegram Channel. "Michael Matveyev's registration as a candidate has been maintained. [He] continues to take part in the elections to the State Duma," said the Communists. The Prosecutor's Office also voted for the restoration of Matveyev in the election. Th…
The Court of Appeal reversed the decision of the Samarsk Regional Court to withdraw from the elections to the State Assembly the current MP of the CLCF, Mikhail Matveyev, was informed in the party that the court had decided to cancel his registration in the elections on the pretext of copyright infringement. Anna Saranzev, a candidate for the Party of Retired Persons, had filed an action against Matveyev, and that he had been charged with the us…
The Fourth Court of Appeal in Lower Novgorod quashed the decision of the Samarsk Regional Court to withdraw Mikhail Matveyev from the party ' s election.
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