The executive director of the UCF, the leader of the St. Petersburg Solidarity, Olga Kurnosova, was detained and is in the 33rd police department of St. Petersburg. She is beaten and handcuffed to her cellmate. Kurnosova reported that the cell was unbearably stuffy and there was no drinking water. Olga Kurnosova was detained on Sunday evening while participating in an unauthorized opposition rally near Gostiny Dvor. In total, there are more than 50 people detained in St.

I know where to send them all. Well, in general, there too, but first - to the city of Belebey. This is in Bashkiria, 180 kilometers from Ufa. There, on December 4, a 100% voter turnout was registered, and 80% of them voted for “Edro.” I believe that Putin and Co. will experience spiritual comfort and complete harmony with the surrounding landscape in these latitudes.

In the Kremlin ... with a screw December 5, 2011 Viktor Shenderovich Well, as commentators say, you can start summing up. True, to bring down enough from afar: the date after the dash has not yet been set. By human standards, the Putin regime can rot for quite some time, but this is precisely decay. For all the novelty of the numbers sounded on the night of December fifth, they are not a whistle in the Olympic - the main event of the fall of 2011.

A rally was held at Chistye Prudy in Moscow to sum up the results of the Duma elections. The meeting was allowed for 300 people, but according to various sources, from seven to ten thousand people gathered. Ekho Moskvy reported that the police tried to prevent extra people from entering, but those gathered climbed over the fence and knocked him down.

The presentation of the new book by Abbot Peter (Meshcherinov) “Life in the Church” (An Experience in Catechetical Presentation) took place at the Pokrovsky Gate Cultural Center, Blagovest-info reports. The book, published in 2011 by the Lepta Book publishing house, is a series of catechetical conversations.

In the Kremlin Rapted Russia December 5, 2011 Alexander Golts The day after the so -called elections, all adult citizens turned out to be members of the party, which was not listed in ballots. Parties called "Rapted Russia".

There are two types of observers in Russian elections - bad and good. Bad are officials sent to Russia PACE and OSCE. Without any pet, they relate to Russian electoral customs, consider any use of the administrative resource unacceptable and annoy their nit -picking officials. But now we are talking about good ones that are quite benevolent and therefore are the favorites of Russian pro -government media.