At the "March of Dissent" rally, the police detained the secretary of the political council of the "Union of Right Forces" Ivan Starikov. The reason for the detention is unknown. Despite the unprecedented security measures taken by the Moscow authorities, about 4 thousand people have already gathered on Triumphal Square.

Moscow police have released five of the 14 detained Young Russia activists, the Ekho Moskvy radio station reports, citing movement secretary Alexander Kalugin. He states that during the arrest and stay at the police station, the young people were injured. One of them had his teeth knocked out, and two more had hematomas on their face and legs. As a result of the actions of law enforcement agencies, about 80 participants of the “March of Dissent” ended up in the police custody.

In the Kremlin Hold the thief! (Answer to Alexander Goldfarb) December 16, 2006 Nikolai Svanidze Mr. Goldfarb reacted from London to my note on the poisoning of E.T. Gaidar and his own opinion on this issue. Reacted in a hamian and rude. Rude not towards me, but in relation to Gaidar. In his publication, which is called "the power was caught by the hand," Mr.

About a thousand people gathered on Triumfalnaya Square, where a rally of opposition forces “March of Dissent” is taking place at this moment. The number of police officers is several times greater than the number of participants - about 8.5 thousand law enforcement officers are involved in Moscow. Triumfalnaya is cut off from Tverskaya Street by trucks, riot police buses, cleaning and fire trucks. Ambulances and vans for transporting detainees are on duty in the alleys.

There is such a term - civil society. In 1968, several people came to Red Square to protest against the occupation of Czechoslovakia. This was Soviet civil society. A little more than twenty years passed, and the communist regime collapsed under the pressure of citizens. Not internal political circumstances, not the machinations of Western intelligence services, but namely, responsible citizens of their country.