Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko leaves a court after withdrawing her lawsuit against the Feb. 7 presidential runoff results in Kiev, capital of Ukraine, Feb. 20, 2010. The Higher Administrative Court of Ukraine on Saturday accepted Tymoshenko's request to withdraw her lawsuit against the Feb. 7 presidential runoff results. Earlier Saturday, Tymoshenko withdrew her legal challenge to the presidential runoff vote, claiming she could not win because the court refused to consider documents that she said showed election fraud. (Xinhua/Alexander Prokonenko) KIEV, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- Ukrainian prime minister and presidential candidate, Yulia Tymoshenko
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christian louboutin boutique, Tymoshenko withdrew her legal challenge to the presidential runoff vote, claiming she could not win because the court refused to consider documents that she said showed election fraud. (Xinhua/Alexander Prokonenko) Tymoshenko said she did not see any sense in further proceedings, while insisting that she does not recognize the legitimacy of the victory of her rival, opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych. "A fraudulent vote took place and the will of the people was manipulated. Sooner or later, an honest prosecutor's office and an honest court will come to the view that Yanukovych was not elected president of Ukraine and that the will of the people was falsified, " she said. But Yanukovych's representative asked the court to continue dealing with the case, saying Tymoshenko withdrew the case because her claims are baseless. The Higher Administrative Court of Ukraine on Saturday accepted Tymoshenko's request to withdraw her lawsuit but rejected any criticism of its procedures. "The court is deprived of the possibility to continue examination of the suit and is obliged to quit the case," Judge Olexander Nechitailo said, adding the decision is "final and cannot be revoked." On Feb. 14, Ukraine's Central Elections Commission formally declared Yanukovych winner of the presidential run-off election on Feb. 7. Official results show Yanukovych won by a margin of 3.48 percentage points. Tymoshenko then filed an appeal against the run-off results
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chaussures mbt vente, Feb. 20, 2010. The Higher Administrative Court of Ukraine on Saturday accepted Tymoshenko's request to withdraw her lawsuit against the Feb. 7 presidential runoff results. Earlier Saturday, Tymoshenko withdrew her legal challenge to the presidential runoff vote, claiming she could not win because the court refused to consider documents that she said showed election fraud. (Xinhua/Alexander Prokonenko) Related: Ukraine court accepts PM's request to withdraw election lawsuit KIEV, Feb. 20 (Xinhua) -- The Higher Administrative Court of Ukraine on Saturday accepted Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's request to withdraw her lawsuit against the Feb. 7 presidential runoff results. Judge Alexander Nechitailo said the court has accepted the withdrawal but rejected any criticism of its procedures. Full story Ukraine President-elect Yanukovych to be sworn in on February 25 KIEV, Feb. 16 (Xinhua) -- Ukraine's parliament on Tuesday passed a resolution, which set Feb. 25 for the inauguration of President-elect Victor Yanukovych. The resolution was backed by 238 MPs, the Interfax-Ukraine news agency reported. Full story Ukraine election authority declares Yanukovych president KIEV, Feb. 14 (Xinhua) -- Ukraine's Central Election Commission (CEC) declared Viktor Yanukovych winner of the presidential election on Sunday. CEC president Volodymyr Shapoval, quoted by the Interfax-Ukraine news agency, said a final count of the votes showed Yanukovych defeated Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko by 3.48 percentage points in last Sunday's poll. Full storyRelated articles：
