Independent experts put Russia first in the world in terms of the number of skinheads. And St. Petersburg law enforcement agencies believe that in the city on the Neva there are no fascists and skinheads... Russia is the world leader in the number of skinheads. According to the Moscow Bureau for Human Rights, there are 50 thousand skins in our country, despite the fact that in all other countries of the world combined there are 70 thousand.

St. Petersburg democrats are going to court to hold a referendum on the independence of the judiciary Today, an application is being submitted to the Oktyabrsky District Court challenging the inaction of the Legislative Assembly, which refused to consider in due time the issue of holding a referendum in the city on the independence of the judiciary.

In the exhibition hall of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists you can see with your own eyes how Vladimir Putin invites Mikhail Khodorkovsky to execution, Valentina Matvienko dresses up for a Viennese ball with Ksyusha Sobchak, and Anatoly Chubais is executed in the electric chair. The bizarre world of post-Soviet democracy by postmodernist Andrei Budaev The author of amazing works, Andrey Budaev, works in a unique digital painting technique.

On December 13, the Primorsky District Court was supposed to hold the first hearing in the lawsuit of the Leningrad Zoo against its former director Ivan Korneev. But the zoo representative did not appear at the meeting, the hearing was postponed to January 31. The current director of the zoo is suing the former to find out who owns the rights to the images of animals The essence of the zoo administration's claims against Ivan Korneev is as follows.

The left opposition honored the memory of the Decembrists “The circle of these revolutionaries is narrow. They are terribly far from the people” - everyone who studied in a Soviet school remembers these Lenin words about the Decembrists. The circle of modern revolutionaries is also narrow, and they are also still far from the people. However, left-wing organizations in St.

Outskirts Almost all residents of former and current dorms can subscribe to such slogans People forced to live in privatized hostels are thrown outside the legal framework. Or maybe on the street “These creatures are not afraid of people at all! Now it’s still nothing - it’s cold, they seem to be hiding, but in the summer you go out onto the stairs and you fly like a bullet from the ninth floor to the first. What a stench!

We have already talked about how the congress of municipalities is being prepared in St. Petersburg, how the council of this body will be formed. And the fact that candidates for the presidium of the council - in some contradiction with the Constitution, which guarantees the independence of local self-government from state power - are selected not by municipalities, but by officials of district administrations.

Yesterday's verdict in the St. Petersburg City Court to six members of the Mad Crowd (translated into Russian as “mad crowd”) came as a surprise to them. Of the six, five received real prison sentences, four were taken into custody right there in the courtroom. A few days ago, the verdict was announced in the case of the national extremist group “Schultz-88”.