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Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
Peasant › "Novaya Gazeta" in St. Petersburg
Peasant Motorists rushing along the new section of Parachute Street from Dolgoozernaya to the Ring Road are surprised to notice next to the high-rise buildings... a small herd of goats grazing almost next to the road. Finding the owner of the goats was not difficult.
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
A city where silence is allowed
In the fall, the city parliament will establish a list of places where any rallies are prohibited. The list will include almost all central squares and streets of St. Petersburg. If the law is adopted, even traditional May Day and carnival processions along Nevsky Prospekt will be in jeopardy.
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
Undermining the foundations of St. Petersburg
Information that some work is being carried out in the Menshikov Bastion, as a result of which both the bastion itself and the entire fortress are in danger of almost collapsing, recently appeared on the Internet. And she made such a strong impression on the management of the St. Petersburg History Museum that they issued an official letter in which they tried to calm the agitated public.
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
Give me money so it doesn't gurgle
Deputies are asking Dmitry Medvedev to give money for the construction of a chemical waste processing plant, which has been under construction for 15 years. Without it, the Krasny Bor training ground turns into a time bomb ...Krasny Bor landfill: we need a new chemical waste processing plant People started talking about the fact that something needs to be done with the hazardous waste that accumulated in Krasny Bor, one and a half million tons, in the late 1980s.
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
Pulkovo Heights overrun by corruption
About 90% of the territory of the green protective zone, designed to support the work of astronomers, was sold to private ownership. Under Valentin Matvienko, the authorities of St. Petersburg, contrary to the established ban on large capital construction in this zone, legalized this possibility and allowed the construction of objects up to 60 meters high here.
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
What a geek!
Deputy Milonov was expelled from the protest camp The Legislative Assembly formed the composition of the City Electoral Commission for five years. The commission included two United Russia members at once, representatives of the other parliamentary parties got one seat each. “Come on, goodbye!” - the deputies said to the ex-leaders of the State Electoral Committee Alexander Gnetov and Dmitry Krasnyansky.
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
Spying for five cents
This process lasted more than two years and became the next series in the series of “espionage” processes in the affairs of Russian scientists, excited by domestic special services in recent years. The prosecutor's office demanded 15 years to everyone. The judge of the city court of St. Petersburg, Mrs. Egorova, showed understanding: for 12.5 years to Afanasyev and 12 years Bobyshev, she proposed to count, starting from the moment the sentence was sentenced.
Novaya Gazeta. Saint Petersburg
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Jun 21, 2012
"Mom lives in St. Petersburg, and now I live in Russia ..."
Almost 6 thousand children in the country today are carriers of HIV diagnosis (every year their number increases by 10%). Many are refuseniks. Inconspicuously sick. Continuously treated. They can live long. But is it happily? .. In the village of Ust-Izhora, near St. Petersburg, HIV-infected orphans have its own house, where the correspondents of the "New" visited. Doctors are convinced: today's young HIV media will live for a long time. Therapy affects. Another thing: how will they live?