
Roskomnadzor blocked the website of the action "Half vs. Putin", which, shortly before his death in the colony, was supported by oppositionist Alexei Navalny. The Roskomvobod project drew attention to this, the mediazone also writes about the blocking.
The action was proposed by the former deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, oppositionist Maxim Reznik, during the presidential election in Russia. The essence of the action is that people who opposed Vladimir Putin, who is running for presidency for the fifth time, in the absence of a candidate in the elections, who would act from a clearly opposition position, are proposed on March 17 on the election day to come to polling stations at the same time - at noon. Thus, according to the plan of the initiators of the action, opponents of Putin will show their mass and at the same time will not violate the current legislation. “Arriving at the sites, we will show others and see for ourselves that we can become a lot. We can become a force that you can’t hide behind the drawn interest,” the project’s website says.
Those who come to the sites are proposed either to vote against Putin for any of the three other candidates, or to spoil the ballot.
According to Mediazona, the St. Petersburg politician Sergei Gulyaev previously said that Roskomnadzor also demanded to remove a video about "midday against Putin." The notification from the hosting has come to him that the Prosecutor General’s Office demanded that the blocking demanded.
On what basis do the Russian authorities demand to block information about the action is unclear.
The campaign "Half by Putin" was supported by the associates of Alexei Navalny. On February 1, a letter from the colony was published in social networks, in which Navalny himself expressed support for this idea. “The most important thing is that it will be a real all -Russian protest, which will be held not just in every city, but in every district of every city,” wrote , in particular, a politician. Earlier, his associates called on to vote in the elections for any candidate except Putin.
On February 16, the authorities reported the death of Navalny in the colony. The widow of the opposition and his associates are convinced that he was killed and accused of the death of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Voting in the presidential election will be held on March 15-17. Only 4 candidates will be in the ballot, these are representatives of parliamentary parties and Putin himself. Independent observers and experts characterize elections in Russia as non -free and dishonest, commentators agree that Putin’s victory is almost a foregone conclusion.