
On April 12, the Moscow City Duma gave a positive feedback on the demolition of five -story buildings. At 9 in the morning, opponents of the bill gathered at the Moscow City Duma building, and Elena Shuvalova, a deputy from the Communist Party of the Communist Party. She called on the audience to openly express their protest, said that the bill violates the rights of the owners, asked to apply to all available instances and not be silent.
“Here is a person who lives in a corridor -type house among us, in an emergency house, they have one toilet, one washbasin for the whole corridor, and a self -made soul is not provided,” Shuvalova said to the microphone. - And we are with all hands for the resettlement of such houses. And I will achieve, I will find a direct path to the president to solve this problem. But this has nothing to do with the bill that is discussed today in these walls.
Gathered more than fifty people. In the group, two men are quickly calculated, who constantly ask the deputy Shuvalova all the time the same question: “And you, Elena Anatolyevna, lived in a five -story building?” They are pushed to the edge of the site where the protesters stand.

After the speeches, the promoters take out sheets with the slogan “I am against the bill 120505-7“ The police are reviving, demands to “remove posters” and immediately disperse. However, people are in no hurry to disperse, they are divided into small groups and share their stories.
A resident of the Marfino district Marina Pereleshina says that in her brick five -story building with ceilings of 3.1 m, meter walls, one of the neighbors on the entrance, collecting signatures against the resettlement of their house, deprived of a quarterly bonus in a local clinic, where she works with a nurse, and all signed were invited to the administration for a conversation, where they explained that they were clarified against the resettlement, that they were subscribing to the resettlement. They openly oppose the "ruling party":
- We bought this apartment and my husband for all the money available, I sold gold rings to have enough. I’m retired now, although I work, why should I get on credit for moving, who will compensate me for repairs, my plumbing?
Another resident of a five -story building in the Butyrsky district leaves a letter with dozens of signatures of residents in the Moscow City Duma - in the hope that they will be attached to consideration at the meeting:
- I live in a block five -story building. A solid, warm house, not emergency, is well drowned, the window is always open in winter. Even if they do not demolish us, but demolish the neighboring panel, and instead of them, these fools will stand under our nose, the area will burst, the entire infrastructure in which we live will burst.

A large group around itself is collected by the municipal deputy of the Lortovo district, Alexander Andreev. Together with colleagues from other districts, she explains to the press and the gathered legal aspects of the bill. During a similar meeting with the inhabitants of her district a few days ago, she was detained by the police for organizing a meeting with a deputy in the form of a public event without prior approval. However, the result of the meeting, according to Andreeva, is still positive:
- Representatives of the council and United Russia are gathering signatures for resettlement, they managed to collect much less. After all, they do not come to the emergency former dormitories in Izmailovo, but to our Dungauerovka, it was a "socialist", and now the object of cultural heritage. There are 6 quarters of the untouched buildings of the 1920-30s in the style of constructivism near the aircraft engine metro. This is a very tidbit for developers, like many areas in Moscow.
Protesters finally diverge after the start of the downpour, and in the meantime, at the main entrance to the building, about the same number of people are present in the solemn transfer to the correspondence department with signatures in support of resettlement again. One of the leaders of the audience, the representative of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation, Alexander Kozlov calls on to prevent the Communists from disrupting the adoption of the bill, because without it all these people (here he shakes with a thick folder) will live in emergency conditions. He hunts the letters and photos of emergency housing from the folder, simultaneously accusing the Communists of “undertook to decide for everyone.”

A tall man with glasses recently attacked by protesters against the bill is immediately discovered, who with enthusiasm says:
- And I ask her: "And you, Elena Anatolyevna, lived in a five -story building yourself?" She could not answer me and was forced to escape simply, and their media said that I was a provocateur and wanted to get out!
A man refuses to introduce himself and give a comment. However, by the forces of municipal deputies, he was identified as Ivan Zuev, deputy director of the Saturn cinema, a local activist of United Russia. Together with his colleague who shot his speeches on the video, he attended the last few meetings of the Communist Party deputies with citizens.
At the exit from the Moscow City Duma building, I manage to ask a question to the woman who transmitted letters with signatures in support of the bill. Elena turns out to be a resident of a communal apartment in Izmailovo, in each of the rooms whose rooms live from three to five people, she expects that after the law enters into force, her communal apartment will be resettled, and all the prescribed ones will be allocated in a one -room apartment. To the question of how in this case the clause of the law on the release of housing with the same area will work:
- We were not scientists, and by stupidity privatized the rooms, but now we hope that they will give individuals to everyone. After all, our state will not act with us so much in order to evict to another communal apartment. Moreover, they are no longer built!