Russia: the parliamentary elections classified as the ‘dirtiest and most corrupt in the country’s history’

World News Nilgun Salim
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The parliamentary elections which officially ended on Monday were classified as the ‘dirtiest and most corrupt in the history of Russia’.

The indifference showed by the authorities while the organizers were covering up the voters, entering in the voting sections with multiple ballot papers, or with ‘specials papers’, which allowed them to vote in other sections as well.

At one point, they became so careless and so casual regarding the entire situation that Youtube became flooded with dozens of clips filmed right in the polling stations, in which members of the electoral committee or group of voters are throwing dozens of ballot papers in the ballot boxes.

The magnitude of this masquerade also known as the ‘Russian parliamentary election’ is very difficult to estimate, because the authorities led by Ella Pamfilova simply ignored the complaints and acted like nothing happened.

The other political parties, that passed the 5% threshold and sent their representatives in the Duma are the same officials from the previous year. Most of them are from the United Russia party, led by the eternal Gennday Zyuganov.

The conclusion regarding these elections is that the low living standards from Russia will continue to ensure that Putin’s regime is there to stay and the next five years for the political area in Russia will be identical as the last 12.

On Thursday, Vladimir Putin named the Russian diplomat Sergey Naryshkin the new head of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), also known as the Russian espionage abroad.