In the regions Useful idiots April 14, 2010 Julia Latynina Over the past two years, the famous human rights organization Amnesty International consistently defended the rights of Prisoner Guantanamo Muazzam Beg.

In society Unofficial holiday April 14, 2010 Anton Orech The day before yesterday, April 12, it was somehow inconvenient to write about this-mourning, what holidays could be. But still, April 12 is an astronautics day. We have so many holidays in the calendar. And how many of them are real? Well, the New Year is understandable. Victory Day is generally sacred. Not everyone likes March 8, but the men will never be canceled this holiday.

In the economy Black outflow April 14, 2010 Mikhail Delyagin The movement of private capital is one of the significant characteristics of modern open economies. And although more than 85% of foreign capital that come to our country are loans and a tool of short -term speculations, this rule retains its relevance for us: the influx of capital indicates an improvement in the country's economic reputation regarding other countries, outflow is a worsening.

Trying is not torture APRIL 14, 2010 SVETLANA SOLDOVNIK On February 1, 2010, The New Times magazine reported that Moscow riot police complained to the Russian leadership about violations by their superiors and unbearable working conditions. It was alleged that battalion employees, under threat of loss of bonuses, were required to carry out the plan - to detain three people per shift.

The 8th Police Investigation Department at the Moscow Metro completed the investigation into the criminal case against K.O. Pereverzev, who on March 31, 2010, during a flower-laying ceremony at the site of the terrorist attack at the Park Kultury metro station, attacked the well-known human rights activist - chairwoman of the Moscow Helsinki Group Lyudmila Alekseeva, the press service reports Slavic Legal Center .

“Russian Orthodox patriot” Konstantin Pereverzev, as soon as he was detained by law enforcement agencies, immediately announced his Orthodoxy and patriotism. Pereverzev was drunk, but quite sane; his attack was not accidental. And even if it was not planned, it received a clear ideological justification from the lips of the attacker himself.