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Irkutsk: Entrepreneurs accuse the city hall of destroying business
More than 350 entrepreneurs entered a rally in the center of Irkutsk. According to the correspondent "Siberia. Reali", representatives of small business claims to be injured from the actions of the city authorities. Businessmen are unhappy with the mass demolition of pavilions and stalls, as well as a critical situation that has developed at the Central Market municipal enterprise.
Deputy Director of the Central Market Evgeny Silkin, who, through the court, was restored after dismissal, told participants in the protest that the local authorities have been ruining the once successful enterprise for the past four years. He claims that the Bardak and Corruption market in the market, and all the money that the company earns allegedly plunders. Despite the economic indicators, the city hall officials are satisfied and do not respond to the complaints of entrepreneurs in the administration.
Entrepreneur Vasilisa Eternal believes that the city hall of Irkutsk deprived her of her business. The city hall did not sign an agreement with her on the possibility of selling ice cream in Kiosk on the city embankment. At the same time, according to the eternal, officials through the court dismantle outlets, but "they close some, and do not touch others."
"That is, the authorities subjectively, selectively, in conspiracy with some entrepreneurs, give them preferences, benefits and they continue to work. And they will demolish some," the entrepreneur said.
The rally lasted about half an hour. In the end, the participants in the action said that they would continue to defend their interests and adopted the resolution. Entrepreneurs demand: to stop the demolition of non -stationary trading facilities, to issue contracts for the placement of pavilions that were in the placement scheme of December 30, 2011, together with businessmen, to develop a program for their preservation, as well as launch a program for the development of chain stores of step accessibility. The resolution will be sent to the mayor of Irkutsk Dmitry Berdnikov, the governor of the Irkutsk region Sergey Levchenko and Russian President Vladimir Putin.