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Mar 7, 2012
Udaltsov called Putin’s statements about the “correct” actions of the police during the dispersal of the rally alarming
Left Front coordinator Sergei Udaltsov fundamentally disagrees with the assessment of the actions of the Moscow police during the dispersal of people on March 5 on Pushkin Square, given by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Wednesday. “If Vladimir Putin believes that such actions deserve praise, this is very sad. This means that we are waiting for “police”, which will only intensify,” Udaltsov told Interfax on Wednesday.
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Mar 7, 2012
March rallies in Barnaul
On March 5, two rallies dedicated to the past presidential election were held in Barnaul. Day and evening. In the afternoon - a rally in support of Putin (the people, as you know, such shares have long been called Putings), and in the evening, after work - a meeting of the "disagreements". However, it was not about disagreement with the results of the elections and the victory of Putin, but rather with the methods with which he got this victory.
Анна Качурина
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Mar 7, 2012
Oh my God!
When I saw this photo. From yesterday's events in Moscow. I couldn’t believe my eyes. Transmitter R-105M. 14 kg. weight. With storage box - 40 kg. In service since 1967. That is, 45 years! Oh my God. I remembered. Like during the war. In August 2008. The Russian military lost most of it. Communication techniques. And the officers - from whom they asked, from whom they took it. Among the local population. Mobile phones. And they gave orders to them.
Олег Панфилов
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Mar 7, 2012
The opposition of St. Petersburg was denied a march along Nevsky Prospekt on March 10
The authorities of St. Petersburg refused to approve the holding of the opposition march “For Fair Elections” on March 10 along Nevsky Prospekt, one of the march applicants, Andrei Pivovarov, told Interfax on Wednesday. “We were refused all the applications that we sent. They refuse under various pretexts. Some are sent to protest on the outskirts of the city, others are simply refused,” Pivovarov said.
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Mar 7, 2012
Rally on March 10
Here you go. Yesterday's lightning-fast negotiations at the mayor's office yielded the expected result. I have just received official approval for the March 10 Rally on NEW ARBAT. Participants of the action will gather in a huge pedestrian zone - along the entire length of the street. If it overflows, the roadway will also be blocked (this time, an indication of this is contained directly in the text of the approval).
Sergey Parkhomenko
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Mar 7, 2012
Signs of Putin's post-election political thaw 2.0.
The authorities are moving along the route of their election promises and hints of change, demonstrating that they themselves also want “the same changes” as those who disagree and any opposition. What do I mean? On the one hand, the power vertical clearly and convincingly demonstrated with the results of the presidential elections that it can, if it wants, do whatever it wants. And no opposition, neither systemic nor non-systemic, can interfere with it yet.
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Mar 7, 2012
The court extended the arrest of the owner of the Lame Horse until June 8
The Leninsky District Court of Perm on Wednesday extended the detention of the owner of the Lame Horse club, Anatoly Zak, for three months. As an Interfax correspondent reports from the courtroom, the hearing took place without the presence of the accused, who is in hospital for inpatient treatment, at the trial, as well as without the participation of his defense attorneys.
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Mar 7, 2012
"For our city, this is a shameful spot"
Photo: ITAR-TASS Culture figures and deputies of St. Petersburg turned to the governor with a request to immediately release the detainees at the rally "for honest elections." There are several hundred citizens in various police branches. Under the appeal to Poltavchenko, musician Yuri Shevchuk, film director Alexander Sokurov, artists Dmitry Shagin and Julius Rybakov, deputies of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, signed.
Сергей Чернов
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Mar 7, 2012
Bears don't give money
The experts who helped create the People's Program for United Russia were not paid the promised three million. No, it’s funny, by God! What did the academicians count on when they undertook to compose a fantastic party program, where a swindler sits on a swindler and drives a thief? Or did you really want to pinch off the generous little cake given out for the enlightenment of the masses? No one was going to enlighten like that.
Андрей Куприков
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Mar 7, 2012
After Pushkinskaya: how to live now?
Photo: Reuters The acceleration of the rally on Pushkinskaya seems to have indicated a certain tendency in relations between power and protesters. Publicpost talked about this with people far from politics, but in a wave of civil activity of recent months. Dmitry Kustov, programmer: Before that, my wife and I did not take part in protest rallies. They decided to go to the rally for the first time after the election to the State Duma on December 4. For the most part, probably because of Navalny.
Евгения Чирикова
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Mar 7, 2012
Let's talk about the main thing
Before the events on Bolotnaya Square, Vladimir Putin knew well how to talk to people, and entertained them with aphorisms for 12 years. During this election campaign, he had to conduct a dialogue with “angry” Russians. How did the prime minister persuade us to elect him president for the third time?
Мария Макутина
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Mar 7, 2012
About Pussy Rayotts
Their action in the CSS is idiotic, and there is nothing to argue here. What an argument you take, from "you did not go to the mosque" to "why at all" - everything is true. To put it mildly, I wouldn’t like it if at that moment when I was in the church, some crazy girls ran there and began to run around the altar. We have an indisputable fact: fools who have committed petty hooliganism for the sake of publicity. Two main questions now: 1.
Алексей Навальный
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Mar 7, 2012
"The king suddenly stopped being untouchable"
http://ikstati.com The German press continues to actively comment on the results of the recent presidential elections in Russia. Here are typical statements published in popular newspapers in Germany. "Die Welt" “Putin’s Russia should not be demonized. It is still a brutal country, but since the times of Gorbachev and Yeltsin it is no longer the Soviet Union, either in size or in methods of power. And this is no longer a wild experimental laboratory of the 90s.
Владислав Рышков
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Mar 7, 2012
I claim that we just won
Three degrees of rejection of Evil: by action, by words, and lastly, at least in your heart, reject it. Otherwise this evil will become a part of us. This is all just a test. In some ways, the outcome of an election is less important than our behavior during the election. The result is nothing. Or, we don’t think that’s the result. We must thank the Lord that He gave us the opportunity to think and see. And push away, do not accept evil. Elections, like everything else, are a moral story.
Азамат Исмаилов
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Mar 7, 2012
Putin apologized to believers for members of the group Pussy Riot
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin apologized to believers and church representatives for the action carried out in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior by representatives of the group Pussy Riot. Answering a question from Interfax , he noted that he was not aware of what these girls had done. “But if they broke the law, I apologize to both the clergy and the believers,” said Putin, who spoke to reporters at the government pool on Wednesday, congratulating its female section on the upcoming holiday.
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