Lawyer Medvedev prefers to communicate with citizens in Latin I would like to ask the readers: who should Vladimir Putin nominate as his successor, so that our entire so-called “political elite” does not immediately discover in him the focus of all the virtues necessary to govern the country? Limonov? Kadyrov? Berezovsky? Ksyusha Sobchak? Kony the dog? Koni, however, is not age-appropriate (not 35 years old), and there are problems with citizenship. And so, the ideal president would be.

St. Petersburg resident Galina Golubeva did not believe until recently that this could happen. That she, a pensioner, could be kicked out of the apartment where she had lived for 17 years. Kicked out for a nine-year-old debt that she was ready to pay off - but no one wanted to take her money. The pensioner was not given the opportunity to pay off her debt and was evicted to the street Galina Vasilyevna moved into the apartment at 122 Savushkina in 1990.

Yesterday, December 12, the Oktyabrsky Federal Court held a decisive hearing in the case “Admiralteysky District Administration v. Pasternak.” Three defendants, representatives of three generations of a St. Petersburg family, are evicted into the Kupchinskaya “kopeck piece” without their consent, calling it an improvement in living conditions. I haven’t read Pasternak, but I condemn him We talked about this family in passing (see No.

A politician with the last name Medvedev cannot lose. His failure in the elections or mechanical withdrawal for the sake of another successor (with the exception, of course, of Putin) could cause the collapse of the party brand with which his name is most closely associated. How far-sighted were the mothers and fathers who left him such an ideologically correct surname as a legacy!

Vladimir KOCHERGIN, Chief of Staff of the Government of the Republic of Tuva: A Tuvan journalist who suffered from a fascist attack is asked not to make noise and not to incite ethnic hatred The case of the beating of Sayana Mongush, a journalist, human rights activist and press secretary of the Tuvan government, in the St. Petersburg subway has still not earned the attention of St. Petersburg Governor Valentina Matvienko.

Of course, there is no doubt that the candidate approved by the current president will win. But in their small homeland, both need not just a victory, but a convincing victory. If St. Petersburg again shows its temper, giving out the lowest percentage (as was the case in the last Duma elections, when United Russia received the least support in the country in the northern capital), there will be no shame. Miller's ambitious plans threaten not only the architectural integrity of St.

On Tuesday, the bureau of the St. Petersburg branch of Yabloko made a decision that has every chance of becoming fateful. Its essence is the initiative to create a democratic renewal movement that could unite all democratic opposition forces in Russia. They plan to create a movement of democratic renewal on the basis of the St. Petersburg “Yabloko” The common cause is more important than brands The idea of ​​uniting all Russian democrats did not arise today.