You can achieve something from the authorities if you have enough health. In 2001, Evgeny Vedenin was sentenced to 15 years for the murder of Tatneft security chief Alexander Kalyakin. He spent 4 years and then it turned out that Kalyakin was killed by a completely different person. Vedenin was released, and he began to demand compensation for the years he spent aimlessly (in prison). And in November 2005, he sued the authorities for three million rubles. The case is unprecedented.

Levada Center conducted an interesting survey about the presidential elections. So: if Putin runs for a third term, 34% will vote for him. In elections without Putin's participation, Dmitry Medvedev and Sergei Ivanov are leading by a margin, and Medvedev retains his advantage. If these candidates do not exist, then the people simply do not know who to vote for: in this case, 53% find it difficult, and 22% simply will not go to the polls.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation decided to check the Central Bank. This happened after three letters from Alexei Frenkel, accused of organizing the murder of the first deputy chairman of the Central Bank Andrei Kozlov, were published in the press. In these letters, the disgraced banker revealed corruption schemes in the Central Bank. As a result of the inspection, as stated by Deputy Prosecutor General Alexander Buksman, shortcomings in the work were identified.

At the meeting, preparations for parliamentary hearings on the topic “On countering the incitement of religious hatred and the sectarian movement on the territory of the city of Moscow” were discussed. According to the initiator of the hearings, Tatyana Potyaeva, the need for discussion became ripe when cases of murder of foreign citizens based on religious and national hatred began to occur in Russia.

First, Vladimir Putin’s Munich speech, and then the statement of the Chief of the General Staff, Yuri Baluevsky, revealed to me a terrible secret that had tormented me for about two years. Let me remind you that first the Supreme Commander-in-Chief and then his chief military adviser said that Russia was ready to withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. The secret was that for some time now Russian officials had been speaking as if the treaty had long ceased to apply.

"Dear Mr. King of Schwambrania! How are you doing? We are doing well, thank God, yesterday we had a strong earthquake and three volcanoes erupted. Then there was another severe fire in the palace and a severe flood. And that week there was a war with Caldonia. But we defeated them completely and put them all in captivity. Because the Balvons are all very brave and heroes. And all the Shvambrans are fools, hooligans, halakhs and vandals. And we want to fight with you.

The Cheryomushkinsky Court of Moscow satisfied the claim of victims of the collapse of the roof of the Transvaal Park water park in 2004, RIA Novosti reports. According to the decision, eight-year-old Victoria Smirnova and her grandfather will receive about one and a half million rubles from the company JSC European Technologies and Service. About 12 similar lawsuits have been filed in court. Just recently, on February 14, the tragedy turned exactly three years old.

I assumed it would be good. But I didn't know it would be so good. News about the arrival of the IOC delegation to Sochi was on all television news ahead of the news about the meeting of Ehud Olmert with Mahmoud Abbas. The delegation was greeted at the airport with songs and specially delivered warm bread and salt. After the experts enjoyed the Kuban choir, Governor Tkachev said that now we need to have a good rest from the road, and then - you are welcome to our Kuban wines.

Khodorkovsky’s defense is ringing all the bells: on February 8, Khodorkovsky’s lawyer Karinna Moskalenko appealed to the Prosecutor General’s Office ((http://www.khodorkovsky.ru/cassation/petitions/6296.html with a letter)), in which she asks to stop illegal actions against the accused and lawyers. Having received no response, on February 15 she sent a telegram to Yuri Chaika.

“Russia needs protection from the onslaught of clericalism, which we have the opportunity to observe,” said Alexander Nikonov, chairman of the Atheist Society, at a press conference in Moscow on Tuesday. He called for saying “no” to religion, which “is trying to make you stupid, make you dark, like this girl from St.

Late yesterday evening, the head of the Cheryomushkinsky district of the capital, Sergei Burkotov, and his driver Dmitry Samokhvalov were shot on the Butovskoye highway. Both died on the spot from their injuries. A criminal case has been opened: no one now doubts that the murder was ordered, and the investigation will most likely consider the professional activities of the deceased as the main version. They say that before his death, Burkotov had conflicts with developers.