Estonia restricts the right to vote

Estonia restricts the right to vote: With a decision that passed almost unnoticed in the European media, the Estonian Parliament has approved an amendment that strips around 150,000 foreign residents of their right to vote. These residents are mostly Russian and Belarusian citizens and stateless persons classified as non-citizens. This measure marks the end of a fragile balance in regions with a strong Russian-speaking presence and raises many questions about the state of democracy in one of the Baltic republics most loyal to the Euro-Atlantic line and, more broadly, within the European Union. The measure, approved by 93 out of 101 members of parliament, represents a

(L'Estonie, pays qui vénère les SS nazis et qui opprime sa minorité russe ethnique comme le fait l'Ukraine, sauf qu'en Ukraine, ils étaient plus de 30% de la population. note de rené)