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Wed, Dec 21 2011 Veteran rebel region leader defies Moscow in poll Sun, Dec 11 2011 Soviet nostalgia binds divergent CIS states Thu, Dec 8 2011 From the streets: Russian voices on the election Sun, Dec 4 2011 Analysis & Opinion Arab Spring, Russian Winter Prokhorovâ€™s presidential chances are not the point Related Topics World » Russia » A man casts his ballot at a polling station during the second round of the presidential election in Tiraspol in Moldova's self-proclaimed separatist Dnestr region December 25, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Stringer CHISINAU | Sun Dec 25, 2011 8:25am EST CHISINAU (Reuters) - Moldova's breakaway Transdniestria region voted on Sunday in the second round of a presidential election that pits a popular politician against a candidate backed by Russia. Parliament member Yevgeny Shevchuk received 38.5 percent of the vote in the first round on December 11, followed by parliament speaker Anatoly Kaminsky with 26.4 percent. President Igor Smirnov, who has run the mainly Russian-speaking territory as an independent fiefdom since it broke from Moldova and fought a brief separatist war against Moldovan forces in 1992, was voted out as he came third. Unrecognized internationally, Transdniestria relies heavily on Russian financial and political support for its half a million people. Moscow still has about 1,500 troops in a ragged strip of land along Moldova's eastern border with Ukraine. During his campaign, Shevchuk, 43, focused on issues such as corruption and nepotism. He quit as parliament speaker in 2009 after a stand-off with Smirnov over how much power the veteran leader should be able to exercise constitutionally. Kaminsky, 61, who succeeded Shevchuk as speaker, was endorsed by Russia and has also accused Smirnov's government of failing to tackle corruption and develop the economy. Russia indicated last month it was tired of the government's unwillingness to negotiate with Moldova. 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