In the Moscow region, Golos observers were evicted from a boarding house on the night before the elections

On April 3, in Pushkino (Moscow Region), the administration of the Green Town boarding house evicted observers from the Golos movement on the night before the municipal elections. this on her Telegram channel . reports Maria Kuznetsova, one of the observers,

According to Kuznetsova, at first, part of the Golos volunteers at the hotel said that there were no vacancies, although in reality there were. Then they began to demand copies of their passports from the observers and, as a result, at about 11 p.m. they were forced to leave the boarding house under the pretext of cutting off electricity and sewerage.

“We obviously don’t have time to rest before tomorrow, now we are looking for where to move at night,” Kuznetsova writes.

• The boarding house "Green Town" in Pushkino, as Maria Kuznetsova clarified, belongs to Pavel Ezubov, a relative of Oleg Deripaska. The latter is known as one of the richest businessmen in Russia, who is on close terms with Vladimir Putin.
• Golos is a public movement of independent election observers. The movement has been forcibly entered into the register of foreign agents, and its members are facing pressure from the authorities.