CONTENT Voting: How was it the author - is there life under Putin? Olga Beshley, Arina Ivanova “We lost to the guards”, Chairman of the Board of Incor Igor Jurgens - The New Times Do not let Putin Ilya Barabanov, Evgeny Levkovich They do not need Bentley Young and successful were elected to the municipality Egor Mostov workers Honest conversation in the nightclub report from Volgograd Zoya Svepelevay , to the exit!

At night, all the troops (BB, units of riot police and special forces) were withdrawn from the city, and even some desolation reigned in the center, but in the middle of the day everything returned to its own circles. Preparing for evening rallies, both coordinated and unauthorized, the center is again flooded with security forces. All the streets and boulevards adjacent to the gun were already filled with buses and trucks with the police and internal troops.

A rally on Pushkinskaya Square ended in overclocking The peaceful rally “For honest elections”, which took place on Pushkinskaya Square, ended with clashes with riot police and detentions. To express the indignation of past elections to the square came from 10 thousand, according to the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, to 20-25 thousand, according to the organizers.

Throwing, “carousel”, voting of dead souls according to an additional list of voters - on March 4, The New Times correspondents in the areas and as part of mobile groups of observers recorded how Vladimir Putin’s triumphal victory in the first round of the presidential election was injected On the site, Vasya Oblomov’s songs quietly played: “My place of work is called the cafe“ At the beaver ”. Every day at 20 pm I appear for a synthesizer.

Young and successful were elected to the municipality They do not need Bentlayy. If the voters did not see a lot of diversity in the presidential election, then at the municipal level it was quite enough. About 200 independent candidates participated in the elections of deputies of Moscow municipal meetings, many for the first time in their lives, many have never previously engaged in politics.

Is there life under Putin? - asked The New Times. Considerations on this subject were often very brief - sent to a well -known address. Others tried to joke: they say, everything will die someday. Only the most persistent answered reasonably. Having deleted profanity, The New Times represents the received picture to the readers' court Ivan Davydov, poet: "Where did the opposition come from?" 1. There is life under Putin, and we are a direct evidence. Although some died.

@akozenko There are so many police in the center that the president seems to be overthrown, and not choose Drugoi I do not remember this since October 1993. The area of ​​the revolution, the whole space next to the large and small theaters, Malaya Dmitrovka, Vasilievsky descent - everything was forced by trucks, special vehicles of riot police, internal troops. It seems that the entire personnel of the division was brought to Moscow. Dzerzhinsky.

"The task is not to let Putin go to the Kremlin." On March 5, thousands of dissatisfied with the results of the presidential election entered Pushkinskaya Square, and thousands of activists of pro -Kremlin youth on the manifier. The new turn of the Cold Civil War was followed by The New Times Four days before March 5, the situation seemed to have come to a standstill, and riot police, batons, mass arrests seemed inevitable.

Oscar for sociality The taste of Oscar. Someone was surprised that the award of the American movie academy for the best non -ang-speaking film went this year “The Divorce of Nadera and Simin” Iranz Asgara Farhadi. But only those who did not see the film could not be amazed that he managed to win at the Berlin festival.

At night, all the troops (BB, units of riot police and special forces) were withdrawn from the city, and even some desolation reigned in the center, but in the middle of the day everything returned to its own circles. Preparing for evening rallies, both coordinated and unauthorized, the center is again flooded with security forces. All the streets and boulevards adjacent to the gun were already filled with buses and trucks with the police and internal troops.

CONTENT Voting: How was it the author - is there life under Putin? Olga Beshley, Arina Ivanova “We lost to the guards”, Chairman of the Board of Incor Igor Jurgens - The New Times Do not let Putin Ilya Barabanov, Evgeny Levkovich They do not need Bentley Young and successful were elected to the municipality Egor Mostov workers Honest conversation in the nightclub report from Volgograd Zoya Svepelevay , to the exit!

- Where is the exit? - in some desperation, an unfamiliar girl asked me. It was the evening of March 4th. We were standing in the middle of the Ploshchad Revolyutsii station, and I showed her where the exit was, and went out myself to take a walk along Nikolskaya, look at the so-called “people” flocking to celebrate, according to the approved plan, Putin’s victory in the first round of the so-called “elections” .

Click to increase so, the sensation did not occur: candidate No. 1, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin won the 1st round. The campaign of the Cold Civil War, during which people learned that without Putin they were waiting for the collapse of Russia and the war of all against all, and the political opponents of the prime minister were declared traitors who “run behind the hill”, had their fruits: more than 60% gave their votes to Vladimir Putin.

At night, all the troops (BB, units of riot police and special forces) were withdrawn from the city, and even some desolation reigned in the center, but in the middle of the day everything returned to its own circles. Preparing for evening rallies, both coordinated and unauthorized, the center is again flooded with security forces. All the streets and boulevards adjacent to the gun were already filled with buses and trucks with the police and internal troops.

Chairman of the Board of Incor Igor Jurgens - The New Times "We lost." Exactly four years ago, Dmitry Medvedev was elected President of Russia. Then there was a weak hope that the power clan would be pushed away from the power levers. This hope finally collapsed on September 24, 2011, when Medvedev abandoned his constitutional right to be elected for a second term. What happened - The New Times begins a series of interviews about what has happened under the carpet for the past four years.