Prooputinskaya youth will not go to Lubyanka on March 5

The Posoputin youth movements refused to hold a mass action in the Lubyansk square on March 5, explaining its decision to "unwillingness to create inconvenience to the townspeople," RIA Novosti reports. “We decided not to hold a rally on March 5 in the Lubyansk square. It will be a working day, and as a result of negotiations with the Moscow government, we decided to abandon this event so as not to create inconvenience to citizens, residents of the city,” the press service of the headquarters of uniform actions, which acts as the organizer of the shares. The headquarters of uniform actions includes the youth public organizations "Local", "Russia Young", "New People" and the art community "Grouping of Change". The event of youth movements, planned for March 4, will be held at the headquarters.

Meanwhile, the organizers of the protest rally on March 5 are ready to hold it only on Lubyansk or Manezhnaya Square. They stated this in an official letter sent to the city hall on February 27. On behalf of the applicants, the letter was signed by Igor Bakirov, Sergey Davidis and Anastasia Udaltsova. The mayor’s refusal to coordinate the rally on Lubyanka and the proposal to transfer it to Bolotnaya Square, the applicants consider the embankment of Taras Shevchenko or the Poklonnaya Mountain "unreasonable and illegal." Citizens will come to express their attitude to the elections defining the fate of the country for the next 6 years, the document is noted. “Such a significant event should take place on one of the most central squares of Moscow, next to the locations of state bodies, whose activities concern the purpose of the event, and in places that are convenient for Muscovites who share the goals of the events,” Bakirov, Davidis and Udaltsov write. The exiles of the authorities to transport problems contradict the obligations of Russia in the framework of the European Convention on Human Rights and the decisions of the Strasbourg Court, the letter said.

Earlier, the mayor's office agreed on the action of the pro -Kremlin youth movements in the Lubyansk square on March 4 and 5. From 7:00 to 23:00 activists of the organizations "Local", "Russia young", "New People" and "Grouping of Changes" planned to hold the Political Marathon of Victory on Lubyanka. It was planned to carry out shares without overlapping and with the declared number of up to 1000 people.

On the morning of February 20, the Prochrevsky activists managed to get ahead of competitors with the submission of the application for March 5 after a night confrontation and morning brawl at the city hall on Tverskaya. The "young Russia" submitted the application fraudulently using an administrative resource, the members of the protest organizing committee believe. Meanwhile, at the negotiations with the mayor's “The motive of the priority of filing applications - who was the first one, who was not the first - was not remembered at all,” said Sergey Parkhomenko, a member of the organizing committee. Earlier, Vice-mayor, Alexander Gorbenko, said that the technology of filing applications will affect the decision on notifications on March 5. “I am sitting, watching videos, written explanations of all. The work is in full swing, but I think that it will be to decide who is to blame for law enforcement agencies,” said Gorbenko. “I think that any normal person who saw and understood what the application was submitting the appropriate conclusions - what kind of events they would be, how aggressively they are aggressive,” added Vice mayor.

Another member of the organizing committee, Sergei Udaltsov, believes that in Moscow, half a million people will come to the streets on March 5. "We plan that we will collect 500 thousand people in Moscow. At least 200 thousand citizens should be released in St. Petersburg," Udaltsov said at a press conference in St. Petersburg before the Saturday of the Saturday for honest elections.

Last week, the organizers of the shares for honest elections submitted notifications of the procession on March 10 from the Poklonnaya Mountain to the new Arbat with a rally at the end, as well as on rallies on March 8 and 9. The mayor's office refused these notifications and a proposal to hold rallies in Bolotnaya Square or Poklonnaya Gora, and the procession - along the Frunzenskaya Zapuzhnaya.