In the economy Collapse is not only transport July 6, 2010 Julia Latynina Moscow repairmen without warning blocked the overpass on the Leningradskoye Shosse, leaving one strip of three for movement, and Leningrada got up. Of the 70 thousand daily passengers flying out of Sheremetyevo, almost everything was late at the airport, but since the pilots were too late, the losses of Aeroflot amounted to only 700 million euros. In Europe there is a volcano, and we have Luzhkov.

The head of the Memorial human rights center, Oleg Orlov, was summoned on July 6 to the Investigation Department of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District of Moscow, where he was charged in a criminal case for defamation of Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov. As you know, after the murder of human rights activist Natalya Estemirova, Orlov publicly stated that Kadyrov was responsible for this crime.

In the Kremlin And Putin listens yes ... July 6, 2010 Alexander Ryklin On Monday morning, a well -known political scientist called, now adjacent to the Medvedev Party and entering various important houses (including the White). “I hope you understand,” he asked in a muffled voice, “that the story of the United Russia attack on Kudrin is associated with a sports scandal, with the possible resignation of Minister Mutko?” "What is this side?" - I was surprised.

The investigators had virtually no questions today. They brought a charge against me that pretty much stated that I said such and such words, which constituted a defamatory statement. However, lawyer Henry Markovich Reznik and I saw that this charge, even such a small one, contained gaps in the presentation of facts. For example, what happened on July 15 was not clearly described.

At an interregional conference organized by United Russia, Prime Minister and party leader Vladimir Putin, speaking about the activities of the authorities in the North Caucasus, said, in particular: “We need a constant, meaningful dialogue with public human rights organizations.” True, he did not fail to clarify: “of course, there are a lot of people there who are financed from outside.” “But there are also people who sincerely empathize and sincerely want improvements for the better,” Putin

The Duma Security Committee proposes to exclude a number of particularly harsh provisions from the law, which significantly expands the powers of the FSB and has already been adopted in the first reading. Thus, deputies want to relieve citizens from administrative liability for failure to comply with a notice issued by the FSB.