Putin and Medvedev can lead the May Day procession

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev can lead the May Day procession in Moscow, which will take place a few days before the planned opposition “Million Marsh”, Vedomosti reports with reference to sources in the Federation of Independent Trade Unions and in United Russia. The organizers of the Pervomaisky campaign in the capital will traditionally be performed by trade unions and United Russia, but changes are expected this year.

Prime Minister’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov confirmed that the United Popular Front will participate in the organization of the May Day demonstrations, in connection with which he considers it logical, that the shares will be held "in support of the government course." He could not say whether the leader of the ONF Putin would take part in the rally.

On March 4, after the presidential election, Putin performed at a rally in his support on Manezhnaya Square. “We won, we won the open and honest struggle,” Putin said, speaking at the rally. He expressed gratitude to all voters, to everyone, "who supported us in every corner of a huge vast homeland." “Thanks to everyone who said“ yes ”to the Great Russia,” Putin added.

“Thanks to the overwhelming support of the overwhelming number of voters, we won a pure victory. We will work honestly and hard,” the candidate added. He urged everyone to unite around the interests of the people and the Motherland. “The glory of Russia!” Putin proclaimed in conclusion.

Putin later said that his eyes during the performance at a rally in Moscow were tied from the wind. “The wind was, the wind. Real from the wind,” he said, communicating with his supporters at the election headquarters. Putin came to the rally in his support on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow immediately after the announcement of preliminary data on his victory in the presidential election. The premiere during the performance showed a close -up. Many considered that Putin was excited or moved to tears.

Earlier, Dmitry Peskov also said that the eyes of the head of the government during the performance at the rally were watery from behind the wind. As Peskov noted, there was a strong wind on Manezhnaya Square. “This is from the wind,” the prime minister spokesman said. During a performance at a rally on Manezhnaya Square, Putin showed a close -up. Many considered that the prime minister was excited or moved to tears.