Today, the Constitutional Court of Russia refused to consider the complaint of Vladimir Kara-Murza, coordinator of the initiative group to nominate Bukovsky as a presidential candidate. Kara-Murza challenged the ban on citizens with dual citizenship being elected to government bodies. The complaint was considered by the Constitutional Court at the plenum, in the absence of the parties. The Constitutional Court concluded that there is no legal uncertainty in the contested norm.

The further it goes, the more obvious it is that nothing can be defended in today’s Russia except power and “sovereign democracy.” Here power can be defended, guarded, licked, as much as you like. If you seriously decide to fight for someone’s rights - migrants, opposition, motorists, then you must be ready for anything. The chairman of the St. Petersburg branch of the All-Russian Society of Motorists, Dmitry Troyan, fought for the rights of garage owners.

Either you curse the 1990s or you will be cursed. So, hurry to the damning winners. Don’t be afraid to get lost in the crowd - in cramped conditions, but not in any way. With rare exceptions (Prokhanov, for example), these are people who rose up in those very 1990s. Double benefit: firstly, they know firsthand what they curse. “What I curse is what I have” (and vice versa). Secondly, they are always on horseback, eternal winners and never defeated!

In the regions Beyond the line of the law December 19, 2007 Alexander Cherkasov It is enough to watch the TV quite a bit to understand: the main result of the eight -year reign of Vladimir Putin is a series of victories over the "dashing nineties." Moreover, the main of these victories was won in the Caucasus. Chechnya is peaceful.

Dmitry Troyan headed the St. Petersburg city and Leningrad regional branches of the All-Russian Society of Motorists. This is a very old organization, its roots go back to Soviet times. I can’t say that its activities are very noticeable and cause a lot of resonance; they are mainly engaged in economic activities and rarely participate in “media” events. Dmitry’s death, in my opinion, was preceded by a number of important events that may be connected with it.