The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation recognized as legal the exclusion from the list of state protection objects in 2004 of 30 historical and cultural monuments of St. Petersburg. As Interfax reports, the court thus upheld the cassation appeal of the Committee for State Control, Use and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments of St. Petersburg (KGIOP) and overturned the decision of the court of first instance. Previously, the St.

Four cases of group incidence of acute intestinal infections were registered among tourists who visited Veliky Ustyug in the period from January 5 to January 10. According to the press service of Rospotrebnadzor of the Vologda region, the total number of victims was 33 people, including 25 children.

The demos continues to monitor the collection of signatures in support of the nomination of the technical candidate for Russian president Dmitry Mezentsev.

At first, the city hall officials lied to us that on pure ponds on Saturday, the 14th, they would lay tiles. Therefore, the presentation of the Churov List declared by us was proposed to be transferred to other places, obviously unacceptable. We will not go with such a topic, for example, to the monument to the victims of 1905, who wanted to change power not in the elections, but forcibly, with weapons in their hands. No, the monument to Griboedov is ideologically closer to us.

The Central Election Commission says that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is not required to go on leave in connection with his participation in the election campaign as a presidential candidate, since he is not a civil servant, Interfax reports . “The Prime Minister is not obliged to go on vacation from the point of view of electoral legislation,” said CEC member Maya Grishina, who oversees election legislation issues at the department.

Listen. Why doesn’t anyone name Nikita Belykh among the possible candidates for the presidency of Russia?

A Mercedes-Benz Viano car belonging to a local businessman who went missing at the end of December was discovered in Yekaterinburg. According to the press service of the Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee for the Sverdlovsk Region, the car was found parked at house No. 34 on Gurzufskaya Street in Yekaterinburg, but the wanted man was not in it.

LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky made unflattering comments about the population of the Urals. As RegionSamara.ru writes, Zhirinovsky called the residents of the region “morons.” "There (in the Urals - PP) there are a huge number of underground deposits. This is the country's pantry. There is a huge magnetic field there. The population there is generally stupid, morons live there. From Perm to Yekaterinburg, this population is moronic.

Bailiffs have received the authority to freeze bank accounts of debtors in Russia, Gazeta.RU reports with reference to the head of the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) Artur Parfenchikov. “Today we have the opportunity to freeze bank accounts. The bailiff’s request is a fairly serious document that obliges the bank to block the debtor’s account in the amount of the debt,” Parfenchikov told reporters.

Participants in the illegal privatization of the 90s should get what they deserve, but the former head of Yukos, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, needs to be shown humanism, since he has been in prison for so long, says Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov. “I am in favor of showing humanism and loyalty. Khodorkovsky, for example, served quite a lot of time,” Zyuganov said at a press conference at Interfax .

Based on criticism from the Prime Minister at today's conference call. I gave a lot of comments to the media today, here I will briefly outline my points here. Tomorrow I will send official letters to V.V. Putin. 1. According to tariffs in Novovyatsk. Indeed, in December, consumers of the Novovyatsky district of the city of Kirov received receipts for utility bills for November with an inflated tariff for hot water supply.

Apparently, the authorities hope that the New Year's time-out after the turbulent political events of the end of last year will cool emotions and reduce the intensity of protests over election fraud. But these are naive hopes, because the point is not in momentary emotions, but in the fact that the mentality of many Russians has changed dramatically, and no amount of political technology maneuvers can correct this.

In Chelyabinsk, only 40% of voters surveyed were ready to vote for the prime president before the New Year. The initiative survey was conducted in the capital of the Southern Urals on December 23-26 by sociologists from the Chelyabinsk branch of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Civil Service under the President of the Russian Federation. According to its results, it turned out that 40.2% of respondents were going to vote for V. Putin, 6.2% for V. Zhirinovsky, 5.8% for G.

The Kaliningrad diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church sprinkled holy water on the land and sea borders of the Kaliningrad region from an airplane. “During the Christmas celebrations, from an An-2 plane that took off from the DOSAAF airfield in Kaliningrad, a representative of the diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church sprinkled holy water on all the borders of the westernmost region of Russia.

Governor of the Kirov region Nikita Belykh intends to officially respond to criticism of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. As the head of the region reported in his blog , on Wednesday, January 11, he will send official letters to the head of government in response to Putin’s statements made during a conference call in Moscow.