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 was the Pro Russian leader that was swept aside by the Orange uprising in the 2004 presidential elections?

What percentage of the vote did Yanukovich receive in the 2004 elections?

What did journalist Igor Soboleff say about Yanukovich's victory?

What was the main reason for the Orange Revolution according to the text?

What challenge does the Timoshenko camp face after the election results?