An amendment to the Constitution was accepted in the manner of urgent production so that the citizens of the Russian Federation and Belarus could not participate in the local -government -governmental conference elections on October 19.
In Estonia, the citizens of Russia and Belarus, who continue to live in the country, have lost their voting rights in local elections. Estonian president Alar Caris approved the law to introduce appropriate change to the country’s constitution. It was reported by the state head of the state on Wednesday, April 9.
“The decision according to which only the citizens of Estonia and the European Union countries can vote in the local election is certainly legitimate,” Caris said.
On March 26, the Parliament of Estonia adopted a document on the constitutional changes, eliminating the votes of Russian and Belarus vote rights living in the country.
An amendment to the Constitution was accepted in the manner of urgent production so that the citizens of the Russian Federation and Belarus could not participate in elections at local -governmental -government meetings on October 19.
In these elections, people without stateless may vote for the final time, but start in future elections, they will also lose the rights of votes.
Earlier, Estonia Conservatives suggested a bill on complete closure of the border with Russia.
Estonia president offered the EU to a complete trading embargo against Russia
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