Irkutsk: Sobchak refused the site for meetings with voters

Russian presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak complained of refusing to provide her with a premises for a meeting with the Irkutski on March 7. Universities of Irkutsk refused, including, the local entrepreneur Viktor Bronstein, a confidant of Sobchak in the Angara region, specified.

The plenipotentiary representative of the candidate believes that the failures of the landlords create a "situation of the inequality of candidates before the law." As an example, Bronstein pointed out permission to a candidate from the Communist Party of the Communist Party Pavel Grudinin on March 2 to meet with voters in the concert hall of the Irkutsk Muztera.

The businessman turned to the government of the Irkutsk region and personally to the Irkutsk governor Sergei Levchenko with a request to help in finding a suitable place for Sobchak's performance.

At the end of November, the Irkutsk court decided to arrest the entrepreneur Dmitry Tolmachev (known in Irkutsk as Che Guevara) for five days, finding him guilty of violating the rules for organizing a public event. The police drew up a protocol for Dmitry Tolmachev after the November rally of the opposition Alexei Navalny in Irkutsk. The entrepreneur provided the headquarters for rent for the Moscow shopping center, which belongs to him. The corresponding agreement was concluded with the coordinator of the headquarters Sergei Bespalov, but the court concluded that Tolmachev is the organizer of the event.

The elections of the Russian president will be held on March 18: the current head of state Vladimir Putin, Vladimir Zhirinovsky from the LDPR, Pavel Grudinin from the Communist Party, Grigory Yavlinsky from the Yabloko party, Boris Titov from the “GRASTRAL”, Sergey Baburin from the Russian National Union, Maxim Suraikin from the Communists of Russia and Ksenia Sobchak from the Civilian Civil Initiatives ".