In the Kremlin Briefly about honest Putin March 5, 2012 Roman Khakhalin Everywhere in Samara (and there is no reason to suspect that Samara in this regard is different from other cities and weights of the Russian Federation) did not allow the media representatives (even completely loyal ones ), independent observers (“Voice”, voters' League), and the mass removal from the sections of the Commissions from the Communist Party immediately before the start of counting votes ), taking advantage get

A year ago, on March 5, 2011, Galina Kozhevnikova passed away after a long and serious illness. An irreparable loss is understood by everyone who understands the seriousness of the neo-Nazi threat in Russia. In this area, Galya was probably the leading expert - at the SOVA Information and Analytical Center she worked on Russian radical nationalists. Her friends said goodbye to her. But I didn’t fulfill my duty.

It probably doesn’t make sense to write that in the area where I was an observer, everything was not just clean, but practically sterile. Because this is the overall picture for Moscow. Apart from a few frantic places, they mostly considered it according to the law. Which, on the one hand, cannot but rejoice.