September 15: "Million march"

"Dad, drive out Putin!" - This option of agitlacat on the “Million March” was prepared by the organizers of the action on September 15. However, where this march will pass, so far it is not clear. On August 31, the opposition submitted an application to the City Hall of the capital: the collection at 14.00 on the Square of the Tver outpost, the procession of Tverskaya and the rally on Borovitskaya Square from 16.00 to 22 p.m. as a crown of action. On September 4, in the written answer of the city hall it was said that one of the applicants of the rally, namely, a member of the Bureau of the Federal Political Council of the Solidarity movement, Sergei Davidis, was previously brought to administrative responsibility, and according to new amendments to Federal Law No. 54 “On Raits”, signed by Vladimir Putin on the eve of the second “Million Million”, “The organizer of the public event cannot be a person, two times more and more times more and more times. brought to administrative responsibility for administrative offenses. ” Earlier from the list of applicants in the same way, Sergey Udaltsov and Nadezhda Mityushkin were removed. In a conversation with The New Times, Denis Bilunov, who became the applicant of the march instead of Sergei Davidis, said that the mayor's office is ready to coordinate the declared opposition event on another route - from Luzhnikov to the Andreevsky bridge with a rally at the Frunze Embankment. However, this proposal was rejected: the opposition will arrange any place inside the garden ring, the organizers say. As for the Bolotnaya Square, where the three previous rallies passed, and Sakharov Avenue, they, as it turned out, are already busy. Who is the secret. The exact venue for the procession and rally will become known at the beginning of the week, the organizers told The New Times. Oppositionists insist: “Million march” will be held under any conditions, even if the city hall goes to confrontation. About how it was in our history (p. 56) and what turns into (p. 60), read in this issue.