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Lucas Adrian Garcia

Versions of names: García Lucas Adrián, Лукас Адриан Гарсия
Argentina

Lucas Adrián García is a social entrepreneur and an advocate for the political participation of young people. His work has mainly focused on the promotion of the 2030 SDG Agenda and since 2018 he has been the president of the Youth Forum for the SDGs in Argentina. He has acted as a deputy for youth parliaments in Argentina and he has been selected as a representative of Argentina in youth parliaments, summits, and universities in different countries in Latin America.

Missions

Individual Observers at the 2022 pseudo-referendum for the formal annexation of occupied territories of Luhansk to Russia

not identified

Institutional affiliation to Youth Forum for the SDGs in Argentina

“I was very surprised at how well organized this democratic process is and how different it is from how the Western media presents it to the whole world,” the interlocutor said. Garcia noted that neither he nor the other observers experienced any difficulties during the observation; it was possible to freely communicate with voting participants. [Translated from Russian]

https://vz.ru/politics/2022/9/27/1179636.html (2023-09-17)

Corresponding elections

Referendum Election Ukraine Occupied territories 2022
illegitimate
From 23 to 27 September 2022, the Russian forces organised a sham election process - pseudo-referendum as a pretext for the formal annexation of the regions of occupied Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson by Russia. The annexation of the four regions was announced on 30 September 2022.
Presidential Election Russia Occupied Territories 2024
illegitimate
During the “presidential elections” held in Russia from 15-17 March 2024, Vladislav Davankov (“New People” party), Nikolay Kharitonov (Communist Party), Vladimir Putin, and Leonid Slutsky (Liberal-Democratic Party) competed for the presidency. Enabled to run yet again by controversial constitutional amendments effective 4 July 2020, Putin dominated the “elections” together with his controlled “opposition” excluding genuine opposition figures. These “elections” occurred under Putin’s regime control, both within Russia and illegally in occupied Ukrainian territories, including Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, ARC and Sevastopol.