pr ala prutnik
11/09/2004 | obdymok
http://www.s95451559.onlinehome.us/test2/ (prutnik)
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http://www.s95451559.onlinehome.us/test2/archives/2003_04.php#007991 (prutnik)
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= http://washingtontimes.com/world/20041101-104314-7985r.htm
(now does it make sense?}
Ukraine vote panned, praised
By Natalia A. Feduschak
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Nov. 2, 2004
KIEV — International observers criticized Ukraine's presidential election yesterday, saying the race did not meet standards, but a group of former U.S. congressmen said they had found the vote to be free and fair.
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But observers from Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States said Ukraine's race was free and fair. So did a group of former U.S. congressmen who visited 75 polling places in Odessa, Donetsk and Kiev.
"The elections took place within the framework of the law," said Bob Carr, a former Democratic congressman from Michigan, according to the Unian news agency. "They were transparent and the violations that were reported don't put in doubt the wishes of the voters."
Mr. Yanukovych, who welcomed the results from Sunday's race, said it was important to rectify issues before the runoff.
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http://www.s95451559.onlinehome.us/test2/archives/2003_04.php#007991 (prutnik)
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= http://washingtontimes.com/world/20041101-104314-7985r.htm
(now does it make sense?}
Ukraine vote panned, praised
By Natalia A. Feduschak
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Nov. 2, 2004
KIEV — International observers criticized Ukraine's presidential election yesterday, saying the race did not meet standards, but a group of former U.S. congressmen said they had found the vote to be free and fair.
[...]
But observers from Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States said Ukraine's race was free and fair. So did a group of former U.S. congressmen who visited 75 polling places in Odessa, Donetsk and Kiev.
"The elections took place within the framework of the law," said Bob Carr, a former Democratic congressman from Michigan, according to the Unian news agency. "They were transparent and the violations that were reported don't put in doubt the wishes of the voters."
Mr. Yanukovych, who welcomed the results from Sunday's race, said it was important to rectify issues before the runoff.
Відповіді
2004.11.09 | obdymok
kompaniya yanukovycha iz U.S.A.
http://www.washingtonjewishweek.com/localstory.php?/wjw2/318541130297137.bspLocal Jew to monitor Ukrainian election
A Jewish emigrant from Ukraine now living in Alexandria is headed to his native land this week, leading a delegation to monitor this Sunday's presidential election.
Alex Kiselev, an investment manager in his 30s who has been in the States since 1992, is Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych's U.S. strategy counselor.
Yanukovych is running against Viktor Yushchenko in a race that has been described as fraught with drama, intrigue and invective.
Kiselev says he supports the prime minister in a number of areas. "I think he'll be a strong president," he said, noting Yushchenko has "a spotty record in minority rights."
Kiselev is also concerned that Yanukovych is not getting a fair hearing in the States, complaining that Ukrainian Diaspora groups that lobby in this country and support Yushchenko came following World War II and lived in Ukrainian areas where many residents were Nazi collaborators.
Kiselev's delegation includes former members of Congress Bob Carr (D-Mich.), Ronald Coleman (Texas) and Peter Barca (Wisc.), all Democrats.
2004.11.09 | obdymok
otkuda nogi rastut iz USA dlya kulaka donbassa
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:VDPmGqopd0EJ:www.odwyerpr.com/members/washington_report/index_fara.htm+%22Alex+Kiselev%22+ukraine&hl=enJWI LLC/Jefferson Waterman International, Washington, D.C., registered August 27, 2004 for Eduard Prutnik (represented in the U.S. by Alex Kiselev), Kiev, Ukraine, regarding assisting the principal in developing relations with American think tanks, journalists, academics and former U.S. officials interested in Ukraine.
2004.11.09 | obdymok
Re: pr ala prutnik
Jefferson Waterman International is a multinational organization based in Washington, D.C. that operates across national boundaries and inside centers of power to help clients achieve objectives in an increasingly interdependent world.
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As a result of the international services JWI provides, governments have been able to cultivate American and transnational support on issues and funding; U.S. corporations have been awarded contracts overseas; and corporations worldwide have been able to take action on impending U.S. policy developments that directly affect business and profitability.
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These people have worked and lived for years in most parts of the world, understand both Washington and the societies they have lived among, have developed extraordinary networks to call upon, and can speak with effectiveness - in Arabic, English, French, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish. These are people who can bring together a head of state and corporate executive, detect aspects of trade policy that threaten a nation's economy or a corporation's business, and marshal Congressional support for legislation. And perhaps most importantly, these people are the same people who assume hands-on responsibility for serving clients and solving problems as promised.
As corporations and nations worldwide become more interconnected, professionals who already are connected make a vital difference. You will find them at JWI.
Thursday, 27 May 2004
Alex Kiselev
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Kiselev graduated with distinction from the University of Southern Maine with Bachelor Degree in political science in 1995. He continued his education at The Johns Hopkins University, where he received a Master's Degree in international economics and finance in 1999. Mr. Kiselev has extensive experience in corporate governance and management in countries with transitional economies. From 1995 until May of 1999, he was Senior Associate and then Vice President in the financial department of Enagro Group, a multinational holding corporation that was actively involved in private equity investments and acquisitions in the emerging markets of Europe and Central Asia. His professional and academic background have enabled him to design reliable operational infrastructures for Eurosoft's US and overseas locations. Alex Kiselev is fluent in Russian and Ukrainian, his strong communication and managerial skills position him well as the leader of Eurosoft team.
2004.11.09 | Майдан
Коротше Янукович та Ахметов купляютьколишніх конгресменів США
Так сказати підвищують рівень пенсійних виплат2004.11.09 | DevRand
дякуємо за інформацію!
на першій сторінці вже стоїть новина:http://maidan.org.ua/static/news/1100009391.html
2004.11.09 | Сергій Кабуд
це все до п--и, хтось іх круте на бабло і все
полісімейкерс у вашінгтоні знають без перебільшеннякраще за весь Майдан ВСЕ
про януковича, кучму і іншіх.