Our correspondent Andrey Djufalakyan has been following the events in Georgia’s de facto Republic of South Ossetia this week. Why did Alla Djioyeva decide to go against her decision to boycott the Duma elections and called on her supporters to vote?
There is an opinion that Djioyeva decided not to go directly against Moscow. Under the circumstances when the negotiations with Kremlin Envoy Vinokurov are still under way, they decided to join the election process in the Russian consulate in Tskhinvali, where one of the 5 polling stations located in the breakaway region.
Eduard Kokoity kept his word. He said there would be no woman-president in the Caucasus and he meant it.
27 Nov 2011 14:16 South Ossetia Announces De Facto Elections Complete
29 Nov 2011 22:26 Cancelled Elections Results Increase Tension in Tskhinvali
21 Jan 2012 14:06 Djioyeva Calls for November Election to Be Recognized
05 Dec 2011 10:03 Djioyeva's Self-Inauguration to Be Held Dec.10
09 Dec 2011 10:02 Violence Amid Tskhinvali Protests
01 Dec 2011 18:27 Opposition's Ultimatum Ignored in South Ossetia