The former head of the City Without Drugs Foundation, Yegor Bychkov, was sentenced to three and a half years in a maximum security colony. This decision was made on October 12 by the Dzerzhinsky District Court of Nizhny Tagil. The fighter against drug dealers and drug addicts was accused of kidnapping, unlawful imprisonment, and torture. According to investigators, Bychkov took all these measures in relation to people undergoing rehabilitation at the City Without Drugs foundation.

This is not a bad, even good option for the Council. The council forced itself to be respected and did not receive any outsiders. The authorities realized that after the appointment of the Varangian there could be all sorts of troubles. Therefore, a worthy person was chosen from among the members of the Council.

Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda called me a live broadcast. Topic: Appointment of the mayor. I sit and listen to how the presenter pushes the idea: they say, it’s not entirely right that the list of future candidates is “United Russia”. Why not make it Muscovites themselves? Let them draw up a list on the referendum, and the president will then choose from the list. And the presenter asks me what is better: to appoint or choose.

In the Kremlin Boring elections October 12, 2010 Alexey Makarkin The regional elections have not brought sensations that have passed on Sunday. In all six constituent entities of the Federation, where local legislative meetings were elected, United Russia won. The best result is 77% (tuva), the worst - about 45% (Novosibirsk). Is everything as usual - predictable and boring? And yes, and no.

It seems that the bill adopted by the State Duma in the first reading “On the transfer of religious property to religious property, which is in state or municipal property” has become the most powerful anti -missionary course of Patriarch Kirill.

Secretary of the Union of Journalists, co-chairman of the Public Collegium for Complaints against the Press, Mikhail Fedotov, was appointed Chairman of the Presidential Council for Promoting the Development of Civil Society Institutions and Human Rights, as well as Advisor to the President. This post was previously held by Ella Pamfilova, who resigned on July 31. The resignation was preceded by harassment from pro-Kremlin youth organizations and representatives of United Russia.