VOICED: Ukrainian Orange spirit lives on despite Yanukovich's win

The transcript discusses the political shift in Ukraine following the 2004 presidential elections, highlighting the victory of pro-Russian leader Yanukovich over Timoshenko. It explores regional reactions, particularly the divide between the Russian-speaking east and the pro-Orange Revolution supporters in Kiev. Despite the end of the Orange era, the revolution's democratic gains are emphasized. Journalist Igor Soboleff views Yanukovich's win as a testament to democracy, while Timoshenko's camp considers challenging the results, which were deemed fair by observers.

Who emerged as Ukraine's next president after the Orange uprising?

• Helia Timoshenko

• Viktor Yanukovich

• Yulia Timoshenko

• Igor Soboleff

What percentage of the vote did Yanukovich receive in the election?

• 48%

• 52%

• 50%

• 46%

Which region of Ukraine predominantly supported Yanukovich?

• Western Ukraine

• Eastern Ukraine

• Southern Ukraine

• Northern Ukraine

What was the reaction in Kiev to the election results?

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Celebration

• Disappointment

What did foreign observers say about the election process?

• It was inconclusive

• It was honest and transparent

• It was biased

• It was chaotic