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Sep 15, 2012
The American court left at large the skater Sretensky, accused of sexual harassment
Russian Henry Sretensky, accused of sexual harassment, remains free. As his New York lawyer Terens Kindlon said on Friday evening in the evening of ITAR-TASS. The next stage of the proceedings in his case in the district of Essex (New York) is expected in early December. Based on the warrant from this district, Sretensky was arrested on September 4 at his home in Maryland.
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Sep 15, 2012
In Sydney, the Muslims stormed the US Consulate were pacified with tear gas
The police of the largest city in Australia used tear gas on Saturday to disperse the most aggressively configured participants in the unauthorized demonstration of protesting the US General Consulate building. About a thousand angry residents of Sydney, professing Islam, came to the American consulate to express a protest about the recent appearance on the Internet of the amateur film “Innocence of Muslims” in the USA, in which the Prophet Muhammad is depicted in an extremely unsightly form.
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Sep 15, 2012
Patriarch Kirill consecrated a cross in the Russian cemetery in Japan and honored the memory of the victims of the earthquake
The Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill honored the memory of compatriots who rest in the foreign cemetery of the Japanese city of Hakodate (Hokkaido Island), RIA Novosti reports. He consecrated a white -stone memorable cross of a two -meter height in the Russian site of the cemetery and made a brief funeral service. The graves of Russian compatriots in the Khakodate cemetery have existed since the arrival of St.
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Sep 15, 2012
The number of those who died in the riots at the US Embassy in Tunisia reached four
The number of dead in the riots held on the eve of the US Embassy in Tunisia due to the film "Innocent Muslims" increased to four people, 49 more were injured, RIA Novosti reports with reference to AFP. "Three people died from bullet wounds, the fourth was shot down by a car. 49 people were injured, nine of them in serious condition," a representative of the Ministry of Health of Tunisia told reporters. According to the agency, more than 20 victims are police officers.
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Sep 15, 2012
The first person on the Moon Neil Armstrong is buried in the Atlantic Ocean
The funeral of the world's most famous American astronaut Neil Armstrong , the first person who stepped on the moon, took place on Friday in the United States. According to the tradition of the American naval forces, where he served as a test pilot, his ashes was rested at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, ITAR-TASS reports. The missile cruiser with relatives and close friends of Armstrong on board went sail from the base of the Navy MePort in Florida.
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Sep 15, 2012
In Moscow, they made a "Hollywood" attempt on a businessman
An attempt to order murder was committed in the west of Moscow according to all the canons of a Hollywood action movie, Interfax reports with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies.
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Sep 15, 2012
Tretyak handed the rings to the 1972 super -series participants
On Friday, the Russian Hockey Federation of Russian conducted and rewarded with rings of the legends of domestic hockey-participants in the 1972 super-series of the USSR-Canada. President of the FCR Vladislav Tretyak addressed the veterans, emphasizing the importance of those games in the history of world hockey. “Today our family has gathered, who conquered the whole world,” said Tretyak. “Every hockey fan will recall what we have done 40 years.
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Sep 15, 2012
The "disappeared" vice president of China appeared in public
China Vice President Xi Jinping, who is considered a possible contender for the post of chairman of the PRC, appeared in public for the first time in two weeks. According to Interfax , the sudden disappearance of a 59-year-old politician from the public field gave rise to a wave of rumors in the Chinese Internet that Vice President can have serious health problems or that he was drawn into political perch. The vice-chairman of the PRC did not appear in public since September 1.
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Sep 15, 2012
Russians who suffered in an accident in the northeast of China are operating in Manchuria
Russians who suffered in an accident in the northeast of the PRC are operating in the Chinese city of Manchuria, since it is dangerous to transport them to Russia. This was reported by the representative office of the Russian Foreign Ministry in Chita. According to him, representatives of the travel agency "Around the World", which organized a trip to residents of Chita, as well as relatives of the dead and victims, left for the China.
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Sep 15, 2012
Bryant is recognized as a strangler, but released on bail
Not so long ago, Antonio Bryant was arrested this week on charges of attacking his child’s mother in Southern Florida, Gazeta.ru reports with reference to TMZ. The crime itself, according to the investigation, happened on April 10 this year. Then Diana Helne, a player’s friend, made a statement to the police that Brian hit her in the face, and then wrapped his arms around her neck and began to beat and push from side to side.
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Sep 15, 2012
Two Belarusian parties boycott the parliamentary elections
In Belarus, two opposition parties shoot their candidates from the parliamentary elections, which will be held in Belarus on September 23. Such decisions were made at the past party congresses of the Belarusian Popular Front and the United Civil Party, reports Radio "Freedom" . The Belarusian Popular Front even earlier declared readiness to fully participate in the election campaign - when the authorities fulfill several conditions.
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Sep 15, 2012
"Million march" in Moscow: Fights of Nationalists, Udaltsov "Fury" and detention under the curtain
In the center of Moscow on Saturday, an opposition rally took place. Police and activists today gathered for the "march of millions", which began at 14:00 and peacefully walked from Pushkin Square along the Boulevard Ring to Sakharov Avenue. The rally began at 15:40 and was agreed until 22:00. As soon as the official began to expire, the police asked the protesters to disperse to restore normal movement in the city, the State Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said.
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Sep 15, 2012
The NHL trade union offers a super -series between the national teams
The Association of NHL players plans to hold a series of 8 matches between the national teams of Russia and Canada in the event of a loocaut in the North American League. It is assumed that the matches will be held in November, and the series will be timed to the 40th anniversary of the 1972 series between the national teams of Canada and the USSR.
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Sep 15, 2012
Ukrainian Major Melnichenko accused Tymoshenko of paying for the murder - he has films
The defendant of the Ukrainian “cassette scandal” Major Melnichenko spoke about other records that compromise the leadership of the country: he claims to be associated with ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko with the murder of deputy and businessman Evgeny Shcherban. "The customer of the murder of Shcherban is called Lazarenko, one of the motives - obtaining control over the Donetsk region.
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Sep 15, 2012
In Nizhny Novgorod, an inconsistent rally turned into detention and injuries
In Nizhny Novgorod, at an unauthorized rally, which took place as part of the Opposition All -Russian campaign, 15 people were detained, according to preliminary data. Activists say that several people were injured. The deputy chief of the police of the Nizhny Novgorod region Andrei Shmonin told reporters that they detained the organizers of the rally, which was not agreed with the authorities. “They were warned about the illegality of the action,” said Shmononin.
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