Raiding, or, in other words, the violent seizure of enterprises, is a relatively new concept. But it has already become quite famous. Including in the northern capital. This happens, as a rule, quietly and completely unnoticed by prying eyes. Well, the owner of some company has changed - what does it matter to the townspeople? But recently, almost a whole war broke out around one restaurant.

The final word of the defendants in the Shutov case is approaching. What to expect from the last word of Yuri Titovich himself? And will he say it at all? These are the questions that everyone who is involved in this endless business today is waiting for an answer to. After all, the prosecution’s position is harsh: the prosecutor’s office is demanding life imprisonment for five defendants, including Shutov.

Rudinshtein will move the pavilions Yesterday, producer Mark Rudinshtein, the initiator of the idea of ​​holding an international film festival on Palace Square, presented to the public another project for organizing film events on the main square of the city.

Anatoly Chubais has become a frequent visitor to the northern capital: over the past two weeks he has come here twice. Yesterday, the head of RAO UES announced the final transfer of the machine-building holding Power Machines into the hands of the energy company. (Most of the enterprises are located in St. Petersburg: Elektrosila, LMZ and a number of others.) It seems that RAO UES of Russia, along with Gazprom, is gradually turning into the largest regional investor.

“Who is this, the stall keeper?” - “No, on the contrary, she is against stalls!” Walking in from the front, misunderstanding citizens had the opportunity to verify the validity of the last thesis: the person in question, a portly rubber lady in a colorful skirt and T-shirt, proudly bore the sign “St. Petersburg corruption” on her chest. Small business on the Maidan of the Proletarian dictatorship It’s good that the dull December afternoon managed to brighten up.

To this day, there are bouquets of fresh flowers on the sidewalk near the Bukvoed bookstore on Ligovsky Prospekt, and candles are burning near the portrait of Timur Kacharava, who was killed on November 13. His friends come to this ill-fated place every day. Last Monday, police officers from the City Prosecutor's Office arrived there to conduct an investigative experiment involving one of those detained on suspicion of attacking Timur. Suspects in the murder of a St.

Last Monday, the judicial odyssey of two Baltic Customs officers ended - the head of the investigation department, Alexey Mironov, and the deputy head of the operational search department, Alexey Bogdanov. Both will have to go to a general regime colony: Mironov for eight years, Bogdanov for six. This is the price of the exorbitant appetites of customs officers. According to the court, they tried to scam one businessman out of a million dollars. Customs takes the okay.

The law on the new St. Petersburg general plan and the boundaries of cultural heritage protection zones was adopted in the second reading Yesterday, deputies adopted two amendments - large and small. The big one is the governor’s, which included all the changes to the cartographic part of the general plan (according to the decision of the Legislative Assembly, only Smolny could present them).

In response to our material about the situation around the Chapel (“To Matilda, or Stop the Music,” NG No. 89, November 28, 2005), the editor received an angry letter from the director of the Courtyards of the Chapel hotel. We present the text in full, since it is quite concise: “The article 'To Matilda or Stop the Music' unduly touches on the Chapel Courts Hotel. Indirect information from an obscene magazine is used, unverified by your, as we understand, professional journalists.