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Lecture of the Evening Party University “The History of the Party: Changes in the By-Laws and Governing Bodies. The Structure and Political Goals”

Press Release
November 26, 2009

 

On November 25, 2009, another lecture of the Evening Party University took place. Boris Misnik, Coordinator and member of the Political Committee of the YABLOKO party, deputy of the State Duma of the second convocation and member of YABLOKO since its formation, delivered a lecture on the history of the party, changes in its by-laws and governing bodies. The audience were members and advocates of YABLOKO.

Boris Misnik told about the history of YABLOKO’s formation, its structural changes at different stages from formation of the Yavlinsky-Boldiryev-Lukin electoral bloc (which included a number of Russian parties) and the abbreviation of the bloc in Russian gave the name to the party – YABLOKO (‘apple’ in Russian), to formation of a political party.

Speaking about the recent changes in the party Boris Misnik told that “due to voluntary resignation of Grigory Yavlinsky from the post of the party Chairman and the need to modernise the governing structure of the party the Congress adopted a decision on creation of a political committee. The new governing body develops party position on the key strategic issues and includes such party veterans and key experts as Grigory Yavlinsky, Sergei Ivanenko, Viktor Sheinis, Alexei Yablokov and other. Boris Misnik also noted that YABLOKO’s structure is the most advanced and democratic compared to other Russian parties.

There were many questions and proposals referring both to structural innovations and urgent political events.

The Evening Party University will maintain its work: on December 9 a meeting with Professor of the Higher School of Economics, member of YABLOKO’s Political Committee and Chair of the party in 1993-2008 Dr. Grigory Yavlinsky will take place.

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Evening Party University

Press Release

November 26, 2009