Fixed solution

The organizers of the "anti -crisis march" Vesna ", scheduled for March 1 in Moscow, agreed to transfer it from the Central Tverskaya Street to the Maryino district on the southeastern outskirts of the city. One of the official organizers of the event Leonid Volkov said this on Twitter." Maryino so Maryino is not the worst area, "he wrote.

Thus, the event is agreed .

Earlier, another official organizer of the march, Sergey Davidis, noticed Interfax: "This is a bad place for the action, but we will be able to organize full agitation."

The leader of the Party of Progress Alexei Navalny urged to agree to Maryino on Thursday. At the same time, he noted that in the organizing committee of the event, his position is shared by the minority.

The promotion notification was filed on Monday . The organizers stated the route from the Tver outpost to Manezhnaya Square, and the number indicated 100 thousand people.

However, on Wednesday , officials proposed to transfer the event to the outskirts . Then Davidis commented on the city hall’s response: “It seems to me that the proposal that we received is unacceptable and offensive.”

The next day, the chief of the "Daily Journal" Alexander Ryklin said that the organizing committee did not intend to agree to Maryino and counts on "consultations" with the mayor. “We never rested and did not get into a pose,” Ryklin remarked. “We always agreed to normal routes: we went to Bolshaya Yakimanka and Boulevards, but we never left to the outskirts.”

On Sunday, the police detained agitators in the Moscow metro for march on March 1. For three, protocols were issued under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violations of the procedure for conducting public events). The rest, including Navalny, were released after taking the explanation.

However, on Thursday in the afternoon , Navalny was detained and delivered to the Presnensky district court to consider the campaign case. In the evening of the same day, judge Irina Zubova sentenced him to 15 days of administrative arrest under part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the legislation on rallies). It was expressed that in this way the authorities decided to exclude the participation of Navalny in the march.

On February 2, the mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, was sent a letter with a preliminary notification of the march. In addition to Navalny and Ryklin, the co-chairs of the RPR-Parnas Mikhail Kasyanov and Boris Nemtsov, as well as the ex-head of the Yukos, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, signed the paper. However, the head of the capital’s security department, Alexei Mayorov, noted that the law has no idea “preliminary notice”, and proposed to submit an application for the “set deadlines”.