Today in Volgograd the weather was wonderful - sunny and somewhere around +22. I went about my business all day, and in the evening I came and saw on the Internet that, it turns out, people from all over the country were going or were already going to Astrakhan to support the hungry. Those who feel worse and worse and need help. Now, it seems, Navalny has already left, and other media personalities have shown interest...

No matter what you say, I don’t feel a single drop of sympathy for Shein. And not only because he is a Socialist Revolutionary. It's not a problem yet. But it’s that he’s a miser, which ones to look for - that’s what’s really annoying. People who worked for him on different campaigns unanimously claim that a person is quite capable of cheating. His assistants, as it turned out more than once, actually worked for food. Theoretically, I could have ended up in the elections in Astrakhan.

Astrakhan is seething. The first skirmishes began to occur. Navalny's arrival caused Governor Zhilkin to become hysterical: “I can say with absolute confidence that such actions on the part of these individuals are absolutely groundless and have no grounds. They are trying to muddy the waters in Moscow, but they seem to be tired of it too. Obviously, they decided to try with Astrakhan. But the people here are different “, the population here is multinational.

I will say right away that I respect Ksenia Sobchak more and more. He is growing up, and growing up quickly. Now about yesterday. At the Oscars, if you don't know, asking tough political questions is quite common. In addition, at any latitude and longitude, unless there is an absolute monarchy or dictatorship, it is customary for a public person, such as an actress, to ask questions not related to salary, health, sexual orientation.

Last October, 2011, we - me and my two friends, with whom we were graduating from the Faculty of Journalism - took a hitchhiking trip through five countries. From Moscow - south, through Georgia, Turkey and Syria to Jordan, as well as Lebanon or Israel. We spent the longest time, two weeks, in Syria, which by that time had already been engulfed in civil war for a long time, but the bloodshed had not yet reached the scale it is now.

A sixteen-year-old girl who was looking for a killer to kill her mother was arrested in Vorkuta, the Vorkuta department of the regional Investigative Committee told Interfax on Tuesday. According to a representative of the department, the girl was arrested by the court until June 5, despite the wishes of her parents not to bring her to justice. She will be given a psychiatric examination later.

I am a law-abiding person. Not only the Criminal Code, but the rules of good manners. Despite the fact that I am accused of all mortals. But I am usually surrounded by people who break these rules. I need these people. We also need journalists who violate decorum and ask awkward, prickly questions.

The superheated steam from Bolotnaya went not into the whistle, but into the regions. With the radicalization of protest sentiments.

Such a cross was installed near the road at the exit from Zlatoust towards the Moscow-Chelyabinsk highway. What is this? For what? Questions are asked by citizens who have not completed the young fighter’s course in the fundamentals of Orthodox culture. I asked myself the same question. Worship crosses are planned to be installed in all four directions of exit from the city. There are only two so far. They were made in the Zlatoust art workshops “AiR” and “MAOK”.

Due to natural geographical factors, Russian transport is one of the system -forming sectors of the economy that ensure the territorial integrity of the state. Let us recall the Soviet Union hated by “all” - the student could afford to calmly, for earned money in one or two months, buy a ticket in any corner of the country and at least economically, but worthy to relax and travel. Our parents managed to ride all over the USSR, and many of them are also in the countries of the Eastern Bloc.

Today the past is being changed in Novosibirsk. The building of the former transit prison is being demolished. It could remind those living today of the crimes of the organization that gave Russia Vladimir Putin and his thieving Chekist junta. From 1929 to 1951, the building located at the intersection of Narymskaya and 1905 Goda streets (no. 69) housed the Novosibirsk investigative, transit and executive prison. A kind of Siberian center of Stalinist repressions.

Photo: ITAR-TASS The rally in support of the starving was held in Astrakhan. About 150 participants in the action tried to go to the building of the local CEC, but they were stopped by the police. There are no detainees following the rally. Participants in the action, having met the police repulsion, unfolded - and defeated two tents 200 meters from one of the central squares.

Ulyanovsk police dispersed a tent camp of hunger strikers protesting against the deployment of a NATO transport hub in the city. One of the protesters, Rafail Lukmanov, told Interfax that on the evening of Tuesday, April 10, the camp was “attacked by about 100 police officers.” “They kicked us out of the tents, took all our property with them: tents, electric generators, sleeping bags. Some of the protesters went home.

In Astrakhan, a rally in support of Shein turned into a march to the regional election commission; the police were blocking the protesters. The call to go to the building of the election commission was put forward by Oleg Shein himself at a rally held on the steps of the building of the city committee for urban planning, in the premises of which the hunger strike is taking place.

The human rights organization "Committee against Torture" announced another case of violence by police in Nizhny Novgorod. A city resident, Maxim Karpayev, contacted human rights activists and said that in early April, police officers broke his arm. According to the Committee against Torture, on April 1, 2012, Maxim Karpaev was detained on suspicion of theft. The police took him to police department No. 7 in the Sovetsky district of Nizhny Novgorod.