From June 22 to June 28, 772 messages were received on the "Map of Violations" of the "Voice" movement. From week to week, this number increases many times, human rights activists say . Most of the complaints are about illegal campaigning (191), the pressure from the authorities on the participants in the upcoming vote on July 1 (161) is not easing. Violations of home-based and electronic voting collected 147 complaints in total.

About 15 million people did not work during quarantine restrictions, of which 680 thousand, or 4.5%, were reduced. This was stated by the head of the Ministry of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov.

Putin called on Russians to vote on changing the Constitution against the backdrop of a monument to Soviet soldiers who fought near Rzhev Russian President Vladimir Putin, on the eve of the main voting day on changing the Constitution, made a new appeal to the Russians. He did this against the backdrop of a monument to Soviet soldiers who fought near Rzhev.

Golos and other independent observers talk about the unprecedented dirty technologies used in voting on the Constitution: open coercion, direct campaigning with the participation of officials, and the exclusion of observers. With details about the first days of the plebiscite - Konstantin Glikin Already in the first three days of voting, more than 27 million Russians managed to cast their vote. Regional authorities report that the voting is generally without violations.

After the editor-in-chief removed the column dedicated to the publication of exit poll data on voting on changing the Constitution by the VCIOM, Pavel Aptekar, a columnist for Vedomosti, decided to leave the publication, and columnist Fyodor Krasheninnikov also announced the termination of cooperation with the newspaper. “Everything happens for the first time in life.

Information materials issued by the CEC before voting on amendments to the Constitution encourage voters to support them, and the question in the ballots is worded in a deviation from the norms of the modern Russian literary language and does not inform citizens about the goals of voting. Linguists came to this conclusion after analyzing the materials at the request of the organizers of the NO! campaign.

Strange thing: usually socially and politically active citizens try to put any pressure on the authorities to change their policy, but this time they have to put public pressure on opposition leaders and their supporters to abandon the boycott tactics The boycott leaders appeal mainly to value grounds (legitimization, unconstitutionality, cheating...) and to the fact that the way this OG is organized cannot be controlled; You can't participate in deliberate deception.

Movement "Voice" summed up the preliminary results of voting on amendments to the Constitution From June 25 to 13:00 on June 30, the Golos movement received 1,587 appeals. Signs of violations contain 682 messages. Experts identify several main types of violations. This is coercion of citizens to vote, illegal campaigning, multiple voting, stuffing, opposition to observers. Golos notes that the CEC of Russia has repeatedly gone beyond the limits of the powers established by law .

All social networks are full of messages in the spirit of "everything is lost." Why do I think that not everything is lost There were several posts on the topic “well, that’s it, now we will always “vote” like this, on stumps for a week”, and today Klishas, ​​Matvienko, Pamfilova added fuel to the fire - they say that the Federation Council liked how the weekly voting is going, and they propose to distribute this practice and for all future elections.

A police officer and an observer attacked Mediazona journalist David Frenkel at polling station No. 2219 in St. Petersburg. Arriving doctors confirmed a broken arm. The assailant was a former municipal deputy from United Russia Dmitry Abramov. The policeman's name is Denis Dmitriev, he is 26 years old, Open Media found out . “Police officer number 009175 tried to remove me from the station and apparently broke my arm. I can't move my arm at all.

In Chita, cases of coronavirus infection were recorded among those participating in the preparations for the Victory Parade on June 24. This was announced by the head of the regional department of Rospotrebnadzor Svetlana Lapa, reports "Chita.ru" . “Three times a week, all participants in the parade were tested. Yes, sick people have been identified. Yes, they were replaced with a reserve team. Yes, monitoring is still ongoing.

Canadian company Cirque du Soleil has filed for creditor protection to avoid bankruptcy. According to the restructuring plan, the current owners will invest $300 million to restart the company's operations, Business Online reports . Of this amount, $15 million will be directed to support employees: the company is forced to lay off about 3.5 thousand people (almost 90%). But as the show resumes, most of the staff are slated to be hired back.

President Vladimir Putin will address the Russians on June 30 ahead of the main voting day to change the constitution. According to his press secretary Dmitry Peskov, the performance is scheduled for 14:00 Moscow time.

In the precinct election commissions of the Altai Territory and the Omsk Region, at least 30 people fell ill with the coronavirus. According to Taiga.info , coronavirus was detected in 17 members of the PEC in the Omsk region. They "were issued an order on the inadmissibility of being in public space," said the chairman of the regional election committee, Alexei Nesterenko. Another 13 cases were identified among members of the PEC in the Altai Territory.

“Belarusian authorities must stop criminal prosecution, intimidation and repression against opponents of Alexander Lukashenko and their supporters, civil society activists and independent media,” Amnesty International said in a special statement. According to the human rights center Viasna, Amnesty International has called Siarhei Tsikhanouski and the eight people arrested with him prisoners of conscience, as they were imprisoned solely in connection with the peaceful exercise of their rights.