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In Moscow, a rally "March of Pravda" was held
Several thousand people took part in the "Marsh of Pravda" on Sakharov Avenue in Moscow, the Grana correspondent reports. The action, which began at 16:00 and lasted two hours, took place in the format of the rally. The event was agreed with the Moscow government. The declared number of participants was up to 50 thousand people.
The audience held in their hands posters and flags of various organizations, mainly "solidarity" and RPR-Parnas. Several activists stretched the stretching "Freedom to prisoners on May 6."
Among the speakers at the rally are Liya Akhedzhkova, Harry Bardin, Dmitry Bykov, Alexey Devotchenko, Alexey Kortnev, Alexander Filippenko and others. Professor Andrei Zubov, dismissed from MGIMO for an anti -war article and later restored at the institute, also spoke to the rally. The slogans of the event: “For honest and independent media”, “For an open and free society”, “For the right to objective information”, “Against lying on television” and “Against Xenophobic and kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of kind of malnutricdro aim.
A few days before the rally, a voting was held as part of the Tainted Typun journalistic lies contest in several nominations, including “God's dew”, “on a blue eye”, “lies like breathing”, “we are sick of all”. Also, during the rally, a quotation competition is held. According to the results of the vote, Ekaterina Andreeva, Vladimir Solovyov, Arkady Mamontov, Oleg Dobroduev were recognized as winners of the Trush Tipun contest. TV presenter Dmitry Kiselev was awarded in two nominations at once.
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"March of Pravda"
The Moscow City Hall refused to coordinate the "march" in the form of a procession. Officials did not arrange a route of the procession declared by the organizers. The Committee of protest actions asked for permission to march along the Boulevard Ring from Turgenevskaya to Pushkinskaya Square and for the subsequent rally on Pushkinskaya. The city hall suggested gathering on Sakharov Avenue in a rally format. The organizers accepted this proposal. A notification of the "Marsh of Pravda" was submitted to the city hall on Monday . Among the applicants are writer Dmitry Bykov and political analyst Georgy Satarov.
