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Re: A lire dans les médias canadiens : Guerre des nerfs dans les échecs russes
J'aime bien la réplique de Karpov : "Ce n'est pas parce qu'on balaye les pièces de l'échiquier quand on perd que l'on change le résultat". -
Re: A lire dans les médias canadiens : Guerre des nerfs dans les échecs russes
Quelques points de règlements à connaître :
1.2 Nominations for the Presidential ticket and Continental Presidents must reach the FIDE Secretariat at least three months before the opening of the General Assembly. To be elected, each candidate shall be nominated by his federation. He/She should have been a member of their federation at least one year before the General Assembly.
1.3 The federation of the candidate shall send the letter of nomination to FIDE Secretariat by fax and by registered mail. FIDE Secretariat shall confirm receipt of this letter. Nominees shall confirm at the same time to the FIDE Secretariat their acceptance of the nominations.
Eligibility for office pertains only to those persons who belong to a member-federation.
No person can be elected to a FIDE-office against the will of his national federation. This stipulation may be waived by the General Assembly only in exceptional cases. Federations that are against the nomination of one of their members for a FIDE office, should raise their objections to such a nomination before the election.
Clarifications made by the Executive Board in Dresden:
· A Federation is entitled to nominate only one candidate for one position
· Only one candidate may be elected from each Federation to the office of Vice President
La Fédération russe ne peut mettre en nomination qu'une seule personne comme président de la FIDE. D'où les accusations de violation des règlements généraux de la Fédération russe et l'allégation d'insuffisance de l'avis de convocation de la réunion qui a approuvé la nomination de Karpov. La version de la partie adverse est qu'une réunion convoquée pour 17h00 au siège social de la Fédération russe aurait été illégalement déplacée à 16h30 et en l'absence du président de la Fédération russe, la nomination de Karpov aurait été approuvé. Cela risque de se retrouver devant les tribunaux et possiblement même devant le Kremlin.
Kirsan Illoumjinov a officiellement démarré sa campagne et sur son site web, il montre une lettre de support de la Fédération russe.
De toute manière, les quatre dernières années d'Illoumjinov furent ses meilleures et sa réélection fait peu de doute, sauf si les tribunaux annulent sa nomination.Comment
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Re : A lire dans les médias canadiens : Guerre des nerfs dans les échecs russes
Ce serait assez triste que Illoumjinov soit réélu... Karpov donnerait plus de visibilité et surtout, il ne dit pas s'être fait enlever par des extra-terrestres en scaphandre jaune, à l'instar du président sortant...Comment
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Re: A lire dans les médias canadiens : Guerre des nerfs dans les échecs russes
Si la fédération russe nomine Illoumjinov, Karpov se présentera probablement sous la bannière allemande:
"The President of the German Chess Federation Robert von Weizsäcker has warmly welcomed this decision and has officially nominated Anatoly Karpov as a candidate. This is possible according to the laws of FIDE, since the former World Champion has been a member of the [German chess club] Schachvereinigung 1930 Hockenheim since 1994, which automatically makes him a member of the German Chess federation."
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Re: A lire dans les médias canadiens : Guerre des nerfs dans les échecs russes
Il faudrait que Karpov change formellement de fédération. Anton Kovalyov est encore officiellement argentin malgré le nombre d'années passées au Canada. Changer de pays de résidence ne veut pas dire changer de fédération : Kevin Spragget est toujours canadienOriginally posted by Jean Sasseville View Post
L'équipe Illoumjinov a déjà indiqué qu'elle se présenterait avec un autre leader si Illoumjinov n'était pas nominé par la fédération russe.Comment
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Re: A lire dans les médias canadiens : Guerre des nerfs dans les échecs russes
Karpov est un résident russe. Le communiqué de presse allemand mentionne que, comme Karpov joue pour un club allemand, il est automatiquement membre de la fédération allemande (en plus de la fédération russe). Je suis le premier à admettre que cela peut être contesté. Dans un interview, Dorkovich demande aux autres fédérations de ne pas contester. Pas surprenant car le clan Illoumjinov espère que Karpov abandonne la nomination qu'il a reçu le 14 mai de la fédération russe.
Je crois qu'il n'y a aucun doute que les 2 candidats vont se présenter aux élections. Les prochaines semaines vont clarifier sous quelle bannière. Le scénario que les russes déterminent le seul candidat à la présidence d'une fédération internationale est anti-démocratique et un affront pour la communauté échiquéenne.
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