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Three months of protest: what have they achieved?
Observers, activists, bloggers are evaluated
"Praised the protest!" - Such a phrase is increasingly appearing on social networks. Was they really “leaked” or is there any way - The New Times addressed the participants in rallies, observers and civilian activists 
1. People learned to go out onto the streets, overcome their fear. And now they are ready for real actions.
2. Firstly, a clear program should appear: what structural changes should be required and what actions to take in order to achieve them. Secondly, it is necessary to promote the creation of civilian institutes, starting almost from the entrances and courtyards. For example, let citizens unite under the slogan "We demand a fair payment of housing and communal services." Thirdly, of course, you need to create new parties and expand the protest at the expense of those who voted for Putin.
Alexander Blinov, civil activist, Tver:
1. The main result is the formation of civil society. People will continue to go outside, self -organize and defend their rights.
2. We must try to create parties if Medvedev’s amendments come into force and achieve a comprehensive reform of the political system. The protest should be attached to an informational occasion - for example, when they plant a civilian activist.
3. The slogan "For honest elections!" It does not lose relevance.
4. I am ready to go beyond the resolutions of Bolotnaya and Sakharov for any promotions against injustice.
Natalya Bogdanova, observer, Moscow:
2. Firstly, you need to proceed to actions: to begin peaceful and productive activity in the field. Secondly, there should be a party that would reflect the interests of the protest movement, the young generation of citizens. Thirdly, you need to continue rallies, but only for large, serious occasions.
3. For extensive political reform. For judicial reform. 
1. The realization that society is extremely heterogeneous and that there is no single view of things.
2. The first is to develop the form that, in the absence of rallies, would continue to hold people. Second - you need to work on the creation of a new batch. Third - you need to think about the following parliamentary elections.
3. My slogan - "We do not have extra!"
4. I am ready to go out for fair and independent courts.
Evgeny Glushkov, observer, Volgograd:
1. Citizens in the regions saw what was happening in the capitals, and realized that in the future it was necessary to prepare seriously for all actions, for the authorities would give a rude, cruel rebuff.
2. We need people who make competent agitation on all fronts, and in this I fully support Navalny.
Anatoly Zubarev, observer, Tula:
1. The result is a simple person like me spent his precious Sunday on a rather meaningless business.
2. I like the idea of primaries: you need to highlight a group that could represent a protest movement in negotiations with the authorities. Secondly, you need to formulate a specific program-what we want.
4. I am still worried about the results of the elections: I would like those who violate him to be punished. So - "For honest elections!" 
2. We need resources that will help people in specific life situations defend their rights - with housing and communal services or in conflicts with municipal authorities, for example. When a person encounters them, the opposition does not help him.
3. The slogan "For honest elections!" It is still relevant for me.
4. I would go for the “Governor's Electorality!”, “For political reforms!”
Vera Kichanova, deputy of the municipal assembly of the South Tushino district, Moscow:
1. The illusions were dispelled that we were too few.
3. “Citizens should not be afraid of the government. The government must be afraid of citizens! ”
Ilya Klishin, journalist, blogger:
1. The main thing - every displeased realized that he was not alone.
2. In Moscow and St. Petersburg, society is ready for democracy, so you need to seek early holding of the Moscow Mayor, re -election to the Moscow City Duma.
3. The slogan "For honest elections!" Still relevant. We still have to regional elections.
4. I am ready to go out against police arbitrariness, and for the freedom of the media, and for equal opportunities for all parties, and for early elections of the mayor of Moscow. For all articles of the Constitution, which lists the rights and freedoms of a citizen.
Konstantin Krylov, Head of the Russian Public Movement:
1. The first result is a set of political changes. At 5-10%, this goal was realized. If not for the protest, there would have been nothing. Secondly, the politicization of society began. Unlike a merciless Russian rebellion, this meaningful. I liked the poster "I did not vote for these bastards, I voted for other bastards." This was a requirement to comply with the rules.
2. There are many people who are ready to take part in public work. The tasks of the opposition are to coordinate, direct and set goals. Then the movement will develop from protest to the norm of life.
3. The meaning of the unifying slogan should be as follows: Putin should not sit for 12 years. This is the point on which the whole society is ready to converge. "More needles under Putin's ass!"
4. If there is a rally against Article 282 and for the release of political prisoners, I will go out. I will go out for the rights of the Russian people. But if we have an event in the area for a new playground - I will also go out.
Ekaterina Lavrova, a member of the PEC with a ruling vote, Moscow:
1. I only heard that the elections are dishonest, and here I was convinced that this is an absolutely dishonest process. And many have understood this over the past three months. Understanding is the first step towards changes.
2. We need to offer specific actions, and not just go to rallies. It is already clear that there will be no re -election, there must be more realized agendas. For example, I like the idea of an entrepreneur Alena Popova, who launched the Openduma.ru website, where all meetings of the State Duma are covered.
3. “A country without nonsense” ** The project was founded in September 2010, aimed at protecting the constitutional rights and freedoms of a person in Russia ..
4. For transformations in healthcare.
Maxim Motin, Deputy of the Municipal Assembly of the District Pechatniki, Moscow:
3. "The fight against corruption", for example.
4. Here is a story about illegal construction in Kozikhinsky Lane. This is a specific problem. Or the case of Alexei Kozlov. For this I am ready to go out.
Boris Nemtsov, The leader of "Solidarity":
1. The country made it clear to the authorities that it could not be twisted into Barani Rih, and the current protest is only the beginning.
2. Firstly, you need to tune in to a long struggle. Secondly, there should be a clear position on political reform: new elections, cancellation of censorship, freedom by political prisoners. Finally, you need to maintain unity.
3. "Down with autocracy! Long live the democracy! ”
Alexander Shcherbakov, observer in tick, Solntsevo: *
1. The protest had three tasks: to put on power and achieve a reaction from her to protest; prevent dishonest elections; To involve as many people as possible in rally activity. We partially coped with the first task - we received the amendments of Medvedev. The second failed, the third is made.
2. The coordination center for opposition citizens, for example, on the basis of the voters league: everyone should be able to enter there - representatives of the system and non -systemic opposition, ordinary citizens. This will also appear to new leaders who can unite people around themselves.
3. "Peaceful citizens for an honest country." The key word of protest is honesty.
4. For honest courts, for freedom by political prisoners, for freedom of assembly, for the freedom of the media, for political reforms.
A new stage. On the eve of the first rally in the Bolotnaya Square The New Times talked with young Muscovites, who were going to first reach the protest. How they evaluate three months of protest activity and what they think about the opposition now, the New Times found out
Egor Mostovshchikov 
Roman Garin, a 24-year-old mobile application developer, went to Bolotnaya on December 10, because he considered that the state deceived him arrogantly. Three months ago, he said: “I am not a politician, I don’t know what to do in such situations, I consider it wrong to arrange revolutions, but something needs to be done.” With each new rally, Garin understood more and more clearly: this is more “entertainment”. “These events began to confuse me more and more,” he says. - It seems that people go to express their civic position, but this fades into the background. The people are having fun, screaming, taking pictures, writing on Twitter about how many people came. I am not very clear the ultimate goal: to show the authorities, how are there many of us? " Garin did not go to Pushkinskaya Square and the new Arbat Garin. “I realized that there are a lot of like -minded people, it seems that no one now knows what to do with all this. I am glad that people stirred up, but even if someone went into municipal deputies, they will not be allowed to serious affairs, they will not allow you to change something in the country, ”he said.
“Street movement should not be artificially supported, but converted into new values, and above all to civilian,” said Igor Sadreev, 26-year-old editor-in-chief of the Moscow city newspaper The Village. According to him, the value of rallies is not in the rallies themselves, but in the fact that people after them will become more attentive not only to each other, but also to others. Now, Sadreev believes, to begin the “civil construction of the century”, in which not only “people with iPhones” should be involved, but also people from the arena: “Otherwise, we are all in this fountain on Pushkinskaya,” he is sure. - And the leaders of the opposition should do their political affairs: collect parties, involve supporters, participate in the elections and torment power. Including specific point rallies, and not for all the good and against all the bad. ”
The 35-year-old founder and head of the Royber Production Center, Maxim Spiridonov, said to Bolotnov that if "now do not show the teeth of power, then for the next 12 years in the country it will come not just stagnation, but totalitarianism." But he himself was able to visit only a rally on Bolotnaya: at first he was on business trips, and then came to the conclusion that the pathos of people who became at the head of the movement was not close to him: “It is a pity that the movement of“ angry citizens ”choked in his own creative.”