In the opposition The large "swamp process" is open May 23, 2013 Daily Journal The first 12 cases of “Prisoners on May 6” were transferred to the Zamoskvoretsky court of Moscow. On Wednesday, the prosecutor’s office approved the indictment against Andrei Barabanov, Denis Lutskevich, Stepan Zimin, Artem Savelov, Yaroslav Belousov, Alexandra Dukhanina, Alexei Polikhovich, Sergey Krivov, Vladimir Akimenkov, Nikolai Caucasian, Maria Baronova, Leonid Kovyazin .

On the morning of May 23, investigators came to search the apartment of the leader of the Moscow branch of the Left Front, Vasily Kuzmin. The search lasted several hours, after which Kuzmin was taken to the Investigative Committee for questioning. Typically, these types of events precede the filing of charges. Therefore, it is likely that a new person involved in the “Bolotnaya case” has appeared.

In society Objecting to Marx May 23, 2013 Ivan Starikov Now, already forgotten Karl Marx, a century and a half ago, deduced a minted formula: “The bureaucracy has no private property, but the state is private property of the bureaucracy.” A group of citizens trying to solve their housing problem turned into her justice and relevance once again, trying to solve their housing problem.

Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Defense are discussing the possibility of transferring part of the costs of the State Arms Program 2011-2020 (GPV-2020) for a period of two to four years. “The state armaments program grows significantly every year, unlike other expenses,” the minister said.

For a couple of weeks, the Moscow metro has been densely hung with quotes from the Vpzrov (great writers of the Russian land), in the range from Dostoevsky to Solzhenitsyn - about “fortifications” and Orthodoxy, the only support and salvation of Russia ... Well, there is such a version. There are, however, others, with quotes not weaker - from Leo Tolstoy, for example. Or (taking wider, about religion in general) - from Voltaire ... But what am I talking about? The question is indiscount.

The Vatican has taken another step towards full transparency of financial transactions by publishing the first annual report in the history of the Holy See, Interfax-Religion reports. According to the Associated Press, the report is only ten pages long and contains very little information about the oversight responsibilities of the Vatican's financial information office, which authored the report.