普京恩師的女兒宣布參加明年俄羅斯大選
Ksenia Sobchak, the daughter of Vladimir Putin's political mentor, has said she will stand in Russia's presidential election next March, which Putin is expected to win.
弗拉基米爾·普京的政治導(dǎo)師之女卡辛妮亞·索布恰克于日前表態(tài)，她將于明年三月參加普京預(yù)計(jì)能夠勝出的俄羅斯總統(tǒng)大選。
Sobchak, a socialite and liberal journalist, once took part in opposition protests.
社交名媛、自由派記者索布恰克曾參加過反對(duì)派的抗議活動(dòng)。
"Over the past 17 years a whole new generation has grown up that wants to see a different Russia that is civilised and European," she said in an interview on Russia's TV Rain in which she announced her candidacy.
她在宣布自己候選人身份的俄羅斯電視臺(tái)TV Rain的一次采訪中表示：“過去17年，全新一代長大了，他們希望看到一個(gè)不一樣的、文明的、歐化的俄羅斯。”
Sobchak acknowledged that she had met Putin recently to interview him for a television programme. She said by this point she had decided to run for president and informed Putin, who "did not look happy".
索布恰克承認(rèn)，她近日為了一個(gè)電視節(jié)目采訪過普京。她說，那時(shí)她決定競選總統(tǒng)，并且通知了普京，而普京“看起來不怎么開心”。
Analysts said her candidacy looked like a Kremlin-backed "spoiler" campaign to boost the legitimacy of the elections and split the liberal opposition.
分析人士指出，她的參選看起來像是克里姆林宮支持的一場“攪局”運(yùn)動(dòng)，以此來提高選舉的合法性，并分裂自由主義的反對(duì)派。
In order for Sobchak to get on to the ballot, she will need to collect 300,000 signatures from Russian citizens.
為了使自己能夠登臺(tái)競選，索布恰克需要獲得至少30萬份俄羅斯民眾的簽名。
Ksenia Sobchak, the daughter of Vladimir Putin's political mentor, has said she will stand in Russia's presidential election next March, which Putin is expected to win.
弗拉基米爾·普京的政治導(dǎo)師之女卡辛妮亞·索布恰克于日前表態(tài)，她將于明年三月參加普京預(yù)計(jì)能夠勝出的俄羅斯總統(tǒng)大選。
Sobchak, a socialite and liberal journalist, once took part in opposition protests.
社交名媛、自由派記者索布恰克曾參加過反對(duì)派的抗議活動(dòng)。
"Over the past 17 years a whole new generation has grown up that wants to see a different Russia that is civilised and European," she said in an interview on Russia's TV Rain in which she announced her candidacy.
她在宣布自己候選人身份的俄羅斯電視臺(tái)TV Rain的一次采訪中表示：“過去17年，全新一代長大了，他們希望看到一個(gè)不一樣的、文明的、歐化的俄羅斯。”
Sobchak acknowledged that she had met Putin recently to interview him for a television programme. She said by this point she had decided to run for president and informed Putin, who "did not look happy".
索布恰克承認(rèn)，她近日為了一個(gè)電視節(jié)目采訪過普京。她說，那時(shí)她決定競選總統(tǒng)，并且通知了普京，而普京“看起來不怎么開心”。
Analysts said her candidacy looked like a Kremlin-backed "spoiler" campaign to boost the legitimacy of the elections and split the liberal opposition.
分析人士指出，她的參選看起來像是克里姆林宮支持的一場“攪局”運(yùn)動(dòng)，以此來提高選舉的合法性，并分裂自由主義的反對(duì)派。
In order for Sobchak to get on to the ballot, she will need to collect 300,000 signatures from Russian citizens.
為了使自己能夠登臺(tái)競選，索布恰克需要獲得至少30萬份俄羅斯民眾的簽名。
