
The prosecutor's office of the Central Administrative District of Moscow sent the leader of the progress party to Alexei Navalny and his associates of the warning in connection with the action planned at March 26 on Tverskaya Street. This was reported by the press service of the metropolitan prosecutor's office.
"The Moscow government in the form of a procession and rally in the territory of the Central Administrative District was not agreed, the organizers were offered alternative places for which there were no consent. In order to prevent possible violations of the law by the prosecutor’s office and other organizers of public events, a warning was sent to the message.
Law enforcement agencies are not responsible for possible negative consequences regarding participants in a possible action on March 26, the first deputy minister of internal affairs Alexander Gorova said . "In case of inconsistency of these measures, the authorities and law enforcement agencies are not responsible for the onset of any possible negative consequences, taking into account the fact that anti -terrorist inspection measures will not be carried out, as the law requires," Gorova said.
The deputy minister expressed the hope that the organizers of the action "perfectly understand their responsibility for ensuring the security of the participants", which the law has on them. "Our colleagues from the prosecutor’s office of the relevant constituent entities of the Federation reported to the organizers, especially inconsistent events," said Gorova. "The experience of events in our country inspires the hope that the personnel will cope with the tasks, with the minimization of some negative consequences."
Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov called the call to the procession on Tverskaya Street in Moscow on March 26. "We know that a number of people are calling for to go out onto the streets. It is illegal. These are illegal calls, and this is actually nothing more than a provocation," Peskov said.
“We note the in vain work that the Moscow authorities and the Moscow law enforcement agencies carry out citizens in advance that any shares that have been mentioned will be in violation of the law because they were not agreed,” the presidential spokesman noted.
On Wednesday, Navalny proposed to hold the Anti -Medvedevsky campaign in the format of a walk along Tverskaya Street between the Belorusskaya and Okhotny Ryad metro stations, along the sidewalks in the direction of traffic. “The real procession will turn out. Only without the beginning and end. Posters and Russian flags are welcome, but (here you understand) they increase the likelihood of detention,” he wrote on his website. - I promise to make a complaint to the ECHR to every detainee and prosecuted. Then get compensation from the Government of the Russian Federation. I received such for each detention. "
Navalny also supported the idea of holding Shuffiti during the action - throw sneakers on the wires. “One of the symbols of our investigation was the colorful crosses of Dimon, it all started with them,” Navalny noted.
On March 14, Navalny filed a notification to the Moscow City Hall about holding an anti -corruption procession in the center of the capital with a subsequent rally . The purpose of the event is "Speaking in support of the requirements to investigate the facts of corruption of senior officials of Russia." The procession route proposed for coordination is the 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya and Tverskaya streets from Tverskaya Zaposta Square to Okhotnoye. The rally was supposed to be held on the Okhotny series opposite the State Duma building. The declared number of participants is 15 thousand people.
Navalny also invited his supporters to simultaneously hold promotions with the same requirement in other largest cities in Russia. Notifications of protest processions, rallies and pickets were submitted in almost one hundred cities of Russia, as well as in the annexed Sevastopol. As of Friday, in 24 cities, the shares are agreed, the press secretary of Navalny Kira Yarmysh reports .
On March 18, the Moscow City Hall refused to coordinate the march on Tverskaya Street. At the same time, officials did not offer the protesters of alternative sites. On March 19, Navalny said that according to the decision of the Constitutional Court in such cases, the events are automatically considered coordinated . In this regard, he urged supporters to enter the shares, despite the ban.
On Wednesday, the capital's authorities invited the organizers of the march to hold it in a guide park in Sokolniki or on a Pererva street. However, Navalny refused to transfer the action to the outskirts of Moscow and said that he and his supporters would go to Tverskaya.
On March 2, the Foundation of Corruption, founded by Navalny, released the film "He is not Dimon to you" - an investigation about the property of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. As it turned out, in addition to the estate of the gravity in the Ivanovo region, which was already reported earlier, the official belongs to the estate in Rublevka and in Sochi, a large estate in the Kursk region, vineyards near Anapa, two sites by the sea in the Krasnodar Territory, a mansion in St. Petersburg. In addition, the prime minister is associated with an offshore owning two yachts. All this property, noted by the FBK, "was purchased for bribes of oligarchs and loans of state banks."
In two weeks, the film, as Navalny wrote, was watched by 13 million people, that is, 9 percent of the population of Russia. In society, the facts set forth in the investigation caused indignation. Meanwhile, law enforcement agencies, like Vladimir Putin, ignored the information of the FBK. In this regard, Navalny said: "We do not do without a rally. We must go out into the street."