Exposure. So the author of The New Times called this material, who published his view of Russian politics under the pseudonym Voltaire for more than a year. Not in the rules of The New Times to publish anonymouses. But the author offered such a game, and it seemed interesting to us. Today, Voltaire takes off the mask Dear Voltaire! I knew that this day would come. The day of exposure is without black magic, of course, but still with some shades of Bulgakov.

On June 6, President Vladimir Putin signed amendments to the law "On the Federal Budget for 2012". The main of these amendments: the budget of the Russian Federation was formed taking into account the average annual oil price of $100 per barrel, but now the bar for calculation has been raised to $115 per barrel.

Than and when the ruble calms down Crisis Light: June version. On June 1, the ruble fell: tightly and as if for a long time. Russian citizens nervously rushed to buy currency. But literally three days later, the fall stopped and the course leveled off. And on June 8, the ruble rolled down again, forcing people to think: what will happen to the national currency tomorrow (p. 17)? Indeed, more recently, in mid -March, it seemed that things in the Russian economy were fine.

How to protect yourself from a crisis Dollar or euro? Better Frank and pound! The fall of the ruble, as usual, forced Russian citizens to rush into exchangers. During the first decade of June, the national currency was restored, then fell again, thereby confusing everyone even more: how to preserve their savings and in what financial instruments to invest.