Smolny refused to finance the publication of an issue of the St. Petersburg Theater Magazine. Editor Marina Dmitrevskaya accused officials of political censorship. They do it in the use of obscene language. Officials and journalists find out what is worse - swamp or obscene language A grant of one and a half million rubles was won by PTZ in August 2012. However, already in October the magazine had problems.

Novaya's columnist Boris Vishnevsky talks about why the dictatorship doesn't know how to deal with crises medical workers have died in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (*according to the “Memory List”) The implementation of the program for the preservation and development of two clusters in the center of St.

The skill of corrupt officials has dropped sharply There has been so much talk about corruption in the last month that the first results of Putin’s anti-corruption campaign can already be summed up. I won’t dwell on the fact that the scale of theft is astonishing: this is already clear. In all current stories there is one important extraordinary moment. The unprecedented primitivism of corruption schemes is striking. How did they steal in the dashing 90s?

Two press conferences in one week with the participation of university teachers were organized by the leadership of St. Petersburg State University of Culture and Culture in support of rector Alexander Turgaev. However, neither the teachers nor the rector himself answered a single question regarding the substance of the accusations of violation of the law.

Excluded By decision of the federal bureau, 22 people (including deputy Maxim Reznik), declared accomplices of falsifiers, were expelled from the St. Petersburg Yabloko. Thus ended the conflict in the local branch of the party, which flared up after Olga Galkina and Vyacheslav Notyag accepted falsified mandates. In the conflict in the St. Petersburg Yabloko, everyone lost, and the townspeople were the biggest losers. “22 members of the St.

Last Tuesday, residents of houses at the intersection of Elaginsky Prospekt and Kamyshovaya Street held banners “40 meters to the WHSD highway - how can you live here?!” and “Motorway is a gas chamber” came out to a rally on Trinity Square. They demanded a meeting with the governor. The Western Speed ​​Diameter is becoming a problem. It affects the interests of an increasing number of St.

The St. Petersburg prosecutor’s office has received 117 complaints from “angry citizens and Cossacks” against the State Hermitage in recent days. All appeals due to “insulting the feelings of believers” and “humiliating their dignity” are written as carbon copies. However, it was the number of applications that forced prosecutors to begin an inspection on December 7 at the main museum of the cultural capital.

Tatyana Ivanova, former head teacher of St. Petersburg school No. 575 and ex-head of PEC No. 99, received the “Hurry to Do Good” medal on December 7 from the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Vladimir Lukin, for her active position in upholding the rights of citizens. Such awards are presented annually for contributions to the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms.