Around Russia Magnitsky list: pressure from all sides is necessary December 5, 2013 Nikolai Svanidze The “list of Magnitsky” in the United States will be expanded in the near future - judges who consider the mass riots on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, and other human rights violators in Russia can get into it. This was announced in an interview with the independent newspaper by the head of the Hermitage Capital Foundation William Brauder.

All 70 years under the Soviets, contrary to the laws of the communist economy, the products of personal plots fed half the country. Grocery markets existed even in the "years of the great turning point", with their hunger and the destruction of the peasant world. Finally, August 1991 struck, the rehabilitation of the Institute of Private Property followed, and it seemed to be the heyday of market trade.

President Putin decided to introduce an amnesty to the State Duma himself dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the Russian Constitution. He made such a decision after a meeting with the Commissioner for Human Rights Vladimir Lukin and the head of the Council for Human Rights under President Mikhail Fedotov, who presented Putin's proposals for a group of human rights activists on the issue of wide amnesty.