What are they talking about this morning

- All four Duma factions accused the deputy Dmitry Gudkov of betraying the interests of Russia (about the vicissitudes of the expulsion of the father and son of the Gudkovs from “Fair Russia”, Slon wrote here and here ). The former reference went to speech at the Freedom House forum in the United States, where he made a strict criticism of the current Russian regime and "with statements and calls for the intervention of the American authorities in the internal affairs of Russia." The plot of the Rossiya TV channel about the trip of Gudkov Jr.

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- Who will help Putin steer the Russian economy? The ex-head of the Ministry of Health and Social Development Tatyana Golikova, who is now involved in the problem of socio-economic development of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, is being subjected to the place of the Presidential Assistant for Economic Affairs of Elvira Nabiullina . As in the case of the choice of candidates for the post of head of the Bank of Russia, against the background, the shadow of Sergey Glazyev is loomed again - it is called another possible successor to Nabiullina (the fascinating facts from the life of Glazyev Slon collected here ).

- Russian NPOs need centralization and more budget money, according to the State Fund for the Development of Civil Society. Forgo proposes to enlarge the non -profit sector, distributing large budgets to a limited number of grant recipients through intermediaries in seven strategic directions, including religion. However, what other logic can be expected from the fund, which is headed by the ex-head of the domestic policy of the presidential administration Konstantin Kostin?

- The head of the Russian Railways Vladimir Yakunin disowned the scandalous report on the victory of the Communists in the Duma elections of 2011 (Slon wrote about the report here ). The authorship of Stepan Sulashkin left the walls of the center of problem analysis and state-management design, whose guardian center is headed by Yakunin. “It was decided that there was no absolute scientific reliability of the used model,” the country's chief railwayman writes dryly in his blog . Fans of theories about the “split in tandem” and the “plum” of the scandalous State Duma will be disappointed.

-Kazan enterprises will stand due to the Universiade-2013. They will need to limit the consumption of electricity in aggregate by about two times (only 150-300 MW) for the duration of the competitions to “create the necessary power reserve,” local energy said. Industrialists are recommended to plan repairs for the time of the Universiade, and send employees on vacation.

- Horror with a swollen estimate for the 2018 World Cup, the federal government was going to cut its costs to prepare for the competition. The regions requested about 540 billion rubles, including in this amount money for infrastructure like roads, repair of sewage and construction of fountains. The center wants to limit himself to a minimum: the construction of stadiums, training bases, airport reconstruction and road construction to them.

-At the St. Petersburg airport, Pulkovo was detained by a blogger and photographer Mitya “Aleshru” Aleshkovsky, who was engaged in a project dedicated to the LGBT community in the northern capital. Oppositionist Ilya Yashin writes that Aleshkovsky is charged with the good old “disobedience to police officers”, according to which more than one oppositionist served his 15 days of arrest. The blogger himself believes that he was detained for the phrase “do not behave like a fool” said to an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The trial of Aleshkovsky will take place today. Stevens can be Fray, but Russians - no?

-In China, they chose a new prime minister-he speaks English and is a native of the progressive layer of supporters of reforms, the media write. However, “chosen” is strongly said. Lee Kaqian, who was replaced by Van Jiabao, was known about the candidacy of Lee Ketsian, who was replaced by Van Jiabao long before the vote. Only three members of the All -Chinese Assembly of People’s Representatives out of 3,000 voted against him, and six more deputies abstained.

-Samsung presented in New York the new Galaxy S IV smartphone based on Android. It has more than the fifth iPhone, has a five-inch touch screen and a 13-megapixel camera that is able to shoot photos and videos at the same time. The sales of the gadget will begin at the end of April.

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