On April 7, 2006, representatives and members of left-wing parties and movements drew up an appeal in which they opposed the participation of "neo-fascist organizations (such as DPNI) in the upcoming all-Russian protest rally against the housing and communal services reform . " The rally is to be held in Moscow on April 8, 2006.
The authors of the appeal recall the previous participation of this party in a similar rally on March 4, 2006. “The leader of the DPNI called on the Russian people to take up arms and defend the rights of the Russian nation, to fight reforms aimed The Russian Federation should focus on combating the dominance of aliens . "
"We believe that any joint activities with neo-fascist organizations contribute not only to the spread of xenophobic ideology among the masses ... but also harm the reputation of communist parties and movements," the final part of the appeal, which was signed by 9 organizations, says.
After the event took place, observers noted that due to the small (about 250 people), but organized participation of DPNI activists in it, the action acquired a distinct national socialist character. DPNI activists marched in a single column under their banners and chanted slogans like "Russia for the Russians" .
According to the materials of the radical left sites.
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