The New Times asked people in the know The state prosecution in the Yves Rocher case asked the court to sentence Alexei Navalny to 10 years in a penal colony, taking into account the first sentence in the Kirovles case. For Oleg Navalny, the prosecutor's office considered the punishment of eight years in prison to be fair. In response, the defense called the position of the prosecutor illegal, and the charges made - absurd, asking the court to acquit the defendants.

On the morning of December 30, even with press cards, not everyone was launched to the building of the Zamoskvoretsky court. Only by accreditation and the desire of the police. A lawyer representing the interests of Yves Rocher, whose Navalny brothers allegedly stole 26.7 million rubles, tried to convince him to drive him to drive the roads that blocked the road for 15 minutes. “You understand, I am a lawyer in this process” = “So what?” - answered the employee.

Russian Civil Society is still not able to withstand either the police or winter frosts - the correspondent of The New Times was convinced of this, visiting the action in support of the brothers Navalny Already an hour before the declared start of the action on Manezhnaya Square, supporters of Alexei Navalny began to gather in the center of Moscow.

At the end of September (No. 31 dated 09/29/2014), we already introduced the readers of The New Times to the vegetarian recipes of Valeria Agnelutto-the chef of the Ti Sana restaurant from Lombardy (Italy). By the New Year, we offer another masterpiece: sushi without a gram of rice or fish and a banana cupcake without a gram of sweets.

On December 30, the Zamoskvoretsky court left Alexei Navalny at large, but made the "most vile decision", sending his brother to the colony. As the conviction in the case of Yves Rocher was sentenced - the New Times Special Corree watched on the spot. The video is taken from the Rain TV channel. The case of "Yves Rocher" ended with a second conditional term for the opposition Alexei Navalny and three years of the colony for his brother Oleg, a former employee of the Russian Post.