Communist Party's Lenin Propaganda Banned in Tyumen
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The Election Commission of Tyumen Oblast rejected 20,000 agitational newspapers of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) due to a ban on using images of deceased people in pre-election agitation. The newspapers featured a photograph of Vladimir Lenin, which violated a law passed in May 2021. The CPRF intended to distribute the print run ahead of the State Duma and regional parliament elections but decided not to argue with the commission after explanations from the Central Election Commission.
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