Boris Yakemenko filed a complaint against me with the prosecutor's office: “I wrote an official request about the post of Novaya Gazeta correspondent Arkady Babchenko, published on his blog starshinazapasa.

Photo: ITAR-TASS Text: Anastasia Petrova, Evgeny Natelashvili The Moscow City Hall agreed on a rally following the results of the presidential election on March 5 on Pushkinskaya Square. The authorities are ready to block Tverskaya and use the Novopushkin square, if there are many people. Initially, the organizing committee planned to hold a protest on Lubyanka or Manezhnaya Square, but negotiations with officials came to a dead end.

Today, starting at four in the morning, a queue formed outside the Tyumen Technopark building. Parents from all over the city gathered to be the first to receive coveted trips to summer vacation spots for their children. By the beginning of the working day, up to 1000 people had gathered at the entrance. The crowd spat on the waiting list, people climbed over each other's heads. People filled the hall, stairwells, and document reception rooms.

Putin will be pushed through in any way. Putin will remain in his status for another two, three, or six years. How much intelligence is enough? Putin is old and inadequate. He is in agony. But he will be pushed through. Whether the coming years will be chaos and pogrom, or simply the accelerating destruction of the country, depends both on him and on us. The real head of state will appear in the next elections. He will be nothing more than a transitional head.

The management of the Pallada retail chain first forced its employees to take absentee ballots, and then successfully took them away. Now Pallada employees, along with their conscience and civic duty, can rest on March 4th. In the Glazunovsky district of the Oryol region, rural doctors, suddenly, under the guise of establishing new medical cards, go door-to-door to rural residents, copy down their passport details and campaign for Putin.

With the light hand of representatives of the school of critical loyalism, the December confrontation between the “creative class” and the authorities is compared with the offensive of the Nazi invaders in 1941. http://vz.ru/columns/2011/12/27/550142.html . The parallels are not unreasonable.

The Moscow City Hall approved the rally “For Fair Elections” on Pushkinskaya Square. The opposition planned to hold an action on Lubyanka Square or Manezhnaya Square, but during negotiations at the mayor’s office, representatives of “angry citizens” gave up their positions. PublicPost made a selection of bloggers’ opinions on the change of location of the rally after the presidential election from Lubyanka Square to Pushkinskaya Square.

1. Roster . We give directions in all regions, with the exception of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, in which we have no observers. Tomorrow is the last day when we give directions, therefore, if you have not yet received a direction, you are in a hurry. Information about the issuance of directions here . Peter and Leningrad region, pay attention. In your regions there were problems with the headquarters of candidates, who for some reason did not burn the desire to recruit observers.

This consultant orthopedic surgeon in a bow tie and glasses literally boiled with anger in the ward of a London clinic when he saw that British Prime Minister David Cameron, his deputy and a team of television crews did not fully comply with mandatory preventive sanitary measures during a planned visit to patients. “I won’t tolerate this here, everyone get out of here!” - the surgeon categorically demanded, in a tone that did not tolerate objections.

Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Rogozin, who oversees the Russian military-industrial complex, came up with an unexpected and ambitious initiative. He said that the time has come to seriously think about how to protect our planet from asteroids and meteorites. But he doesn’t see any point in a manned flight to the Moon. “Why fly to the Moon? What can we find there that is so useful that we can really tick the box?

Photo: Dinara Kasimova The Fotodoc documentary photo at the Sakharov Museum holds the Civil Protest and Minorities contests. PublicPost - an information partner of the competitions - publishes the social project of the photographer Dinara Kasimova "About Natasha" and an interview with the main character of the photo series. - If you were a director, what would you make a film about?

Commentary by Alexander Tsipko on the phone to the editorial material I am categorically against Medvedev’s idea that parties can be registered if they have 500 members. I absolutely agree with Zyuganov and all those who say that this is not serious: then any club will gather 500 people and organize a party. This is funny. I agree that parties should be allowed and supported, but you cannot switch from one extremes to the other.

On the eve of the presidential elections in Russia, Chairman of the Central Election Commission Vladimir CHUROV, just in case, went to the Church of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist on Presnya. I prayed that everything would go without a hitch. Vladimir Evgenievich chose the church not by chance. It was here that his great-grandmother Praskovya SOKOLOVA once baptized him, secretly from his communist parents.

Choose a poster by mood: Neither in 2008 nor in 2004 I went, but now I will go. Because such times are coming. Let's remember that you and I are not sheep, but voters. And we remind of this to those who are used to drawing cross-knits for us. Vote, as it seems more correct to anyone. My ballot will look like this: original

The court of the city of Lermontov, Stavropol Territory, canceled the elections of city council deputies after two hours of proceedings and a twenty-minute break, the day after the visit of the presidential envoy to the North Caucasus Federal District Alexander Khloponin. The courtroom was filled with hungry supporters, but on the other side there was only the chairman of the TEC and a representative of the regional election commission.