Хаджимба переизбран на пост президента Абхазии

Рауль Хаджимба, действующий президент де-факто администрации в грузинском сепаратистском регионе Абхазия, заполучил еще один срок на посту президента после второго тура голосования. По предварительным данным, за него проголосовали 47,38% избирателей, заявил глава Центризбиркома (ЦИК) Абхазии Тамаз Гогия в интервью агентству ТАСС России в понедельник (9 сентября).

Его соперник Алхас Квициниа получил 46,19% голосов, согласно тому же источнику. Сообщалось, что число проголосовавших на выборах составило около 81,100 человек.

Несмотря на небольшой размер электората, абхазская политика часто бывает ожесточенной и язвительной, а результаты голосования указывают на разделенное, политизированное общество.

Перед вторым туром Квициниа заручился поддержкой другого лидера оппозиции Александра Анкваба.

Пока не ясно, примет ли оппозиция результат голосования, учитывая, что число голосов, разделяющих двух кандидатов, составляет всего несколько сотен.

Международное сообщество не признает законность выборов в Абхазии.

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Рауль Хаджимба (фото из архива)

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