Taking into account max sentence for sedition is 15 years and they got 12 years for sedition + misuse of public money and they'll probably only spend half of that time in prison... seems like 'lengthy' is not the correct word.
>They tried to abuse their position to force their personal point of view on a whole country
They're politicians. That's sort of their job. If you don't like what they do, vote them out.
A vote where radical activists invested in a specific outcome store ballot boxes in their own homes? You got to be joking.
> They're politicians. That's sort of their job.
That's patently wrong, as they are now doing prison sentences for abusing their position and by violating the laws they were supposed to comply with.
>now doing prison
This proves nothing but a government wanting to quash dissent.