In the opposition The results of the week. Without false immodesty July 8, 2011 Alexander Ryklin So, the political season in Russia is coming to an end. True, some commentators and experts assure that on the eve of the elected cycle there will be no full holidays, that today even the most insignificant events can affect the future balance of power, promoting obvious intrigues. And there are several intrigues in the impending season.

A scandalous ban on travel abroad for the co-authors of the report “Putin. Results” to Boris Nemtsov and Vladimir Milov was canceled by the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP). Earlier, Nemtsov’s lawyer Vadim Prokhorov said that he had received a ban order from the Moscow service department in connection with this. that his client allegedly did not comply with the court decision on the claim of entrepreneur Gennady Timchenko. Then Milov announced a similar decision regarding himself.

In the Kremlin Stavropol as a nalchik July 8, 2011 Dmitry Oreshkin The visiting meeting of the Presidential Council for Human Rights was scheduled in Stavropol. Departure on the 4th evening, on Monday, night there, then a meeting with the president and a little with local human rights defenders. At the last moment, plans changed: we fly out on Tuesday morning, at 14-00 a meeting with the president, about seven in the evening ago. There will be no time for alternative conversations. Well, good.

In the Kremlin Triple in the election July 8, 2011 Alexey Kondaurov Everything develops according to a poor scenario: Khodorkovsky and Lebedev were sent to the north, the odious seagull was reassembled, a batch of folk freedom was not registered, Prokhorov put on a “right business”, they opened draft points for Putin’s People’s Front, and began to clash the window to Strasbourg. In response to the list of Senator Cardin, the Dumans are making their lists of undesirable foreigners.