Putin wins the Russian presidency, the opposition alleged fraud

Opinion polls showed Vladimir Putin has achieved a landslide victory in the presidential elections in Russia on Sunday, securing a new six-year term in the Kremlin and a mandate to deal with opposition protests after the vote that opponents said that the elections were marred by fraud.Two out the TV, and went down he was released after the vote at 1700 GMT, expected the prime minister will win 59.3 and 58.3 percent of the vote, enough to easily make the second round against the candidate unnecessary.His second-placed closer, the Communist rival Gennady Zyuganov party leader, a short 20 percent Opinion polls in both. He said Zyuganov said his party would not recognize the official results of the elections, calling it illegal, and dishonest untransparent.Putin allegations of fraud and refused to promptly, which will be repeated in the opposition protests starting on Monday.This is the cleanest elections in the history of Russia all, Stanislav Govorokhin , his campaign manager. He was violation of our competitors and opponents of our president speak now are the results of laughable.Official is not expected from most of the polling stations so that was expected Monday.But Putin (59 years) to portray his return to the presidency after four years as prime minister as the public support is strong against the demonstrators, who were been portrayed as a minority, and a crowd of pawns governments.A huge foreign supporters of Putin, most of them young people gathered in the square outside the Kremlin after dark, waving Russian flags. Stop the hundreds of buses that took them to the capital in a show of force well organized and is also expected by.The spy ex-KGB to return to the Kremlin to talk with fierce fighting against the West, trade mark in his first term, and the campaign. Economists said a key test for the return of Putin will be to what extent he was willing to go to fix the economy depends heavily on the opponents of the energy exports.But Putin said the vote in many parts of the country's vast and tend to favor, and vowed to press ahead with the said Vladimir Ryzhkov, one of the leaders of the opposition demonstrators, who are planning a new demonstration against Putin in Moscow on Monday, the biggest protests since he took office 12 years ago.We do not consider this election legitimate.