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May 1, 2012
May 1 demonstration of the united opposition "Increasing housing and communal services tariffs - hunger and poverty"
Three months of our struggle for fair elections, ultimately, had the goal of electing through fair elections a government that would ensure the interests of the people, fill the constitutional democratic norms, the rights and freedoms of citizens with real content, including social rights that ensure a decent life for every citizen. The elections went the way they did. The main personalities of power and, consequently, the political regime in the country remained the same.
Алексей Накушинов
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May 1, 2012
Archive of posts on the topic: Bloggers about May 1: back in USSR
Attitudes towards the May 1st holiday have changed every decade. What kind of system is there, who is in power in the country, what kind of self-awareness does the population have?
Елена Лаветкина
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May 1, 2012
Moscow interrupted with Medvedev and Putin
The first-time demonstration of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions in Moscow came to the May Day demonstration of the state-President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, about 120 thousand people took part in the festive procession. In total, the Moscow City Hall agreed on the holding of 14 May Day rallies and processions. Publicpost broadcast from the scene. The whole photo gallery
Лев Саламатов
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May 1, 2012
May Day St. George's Day.
Yuryev's Day was such a holiday among the Slavs. At the end of November and beginning of December, the serf peasant was allowed to change his master on this day. But Tsar Boris Godunov abolished this little freemen too - “Here’s your grandmother and St. George’s Day” - this is a saying from there. The first of May is a holiday of free labor, when the authorities officially allow workers to declare their rights - loudly, publicly, en masse.
Лев Саламатов
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May 1, 2012
Bloggers about May 1: Back in USSR
Photo: ITAR-TASS In Moscow, a grandiose 120-thousand procession of trade union members, which was headed by Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, took place in Moscow. Bloggers, looking at how the people walked along Tverskaya, immediately remembered Soviet times. Journalist Matvey Ganapolsky congratulated everyone on May 1 and noted that the Soviet origin of the holiday does not bother him: "All with the holiday of May 1 !!!
Елена Лаветкина
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May 1, 2012
Archive of posts on the topic: May Day in Russian cities in photographs
Attitudes towards the May 1st holiday have changed every decade. What kind of system is there, who is in power in the country, what kind of self-awareness does the population have?
Елена Лаветкина
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May 1, 2012
Celebration of the unity of oligarchs with the poor population of Russia
Happy May Day to everyone: Happy holiday of unity of oligarchs with the poor population, 1st class passengers with workers of carriage factories, ... Long live the well-being of Russia and its people! Hurray, comrades! In the meantime. Dmitry Medvedev and Vladimir Putin celebrated May 1 at the popular Zhiguli beer bar.
Василий Устинов
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May 1, 2012
This is "Our City"!
Newspaper "Our City" Budget money is spent on maintaining the “combat leaflet” of United Russia called “Our City”. In fact, municipal authorities are prohibited from establishing and publishing official socio-political newspapers at their own expense. This is stated in the federal law “On the General Principles of the Organization of Local Self-Government” and in the Budget Code. In Kirov they are trying to circumvent this ban in every possible way.
Сергей Бачинин
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May 1, 2012
Happy "working" oligarchs!
Just 15 years ago, there was not a single millionaire in Russia. Today, a new breed of reserved oligarchs-Magnats appeared in the country of “thieves' capitalism”, who knocked out billion states and able to flaunt their wealth. But who are these people? How did they manage to enrich themselves in such a short time? And will builders of luxurious yachts can cope with the growing demand for their products?
Альберт Битюцкий
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May 1, 2012
Shot Chicago workers are rolling over in their graves!
Our imitation democracy has long become commonplace. Everything is called the correct democratic words - “elections”, “election commission”, “vote counting”, “popular will”, etc. However, it means something completely different; all technologies are designed to produce a result that was previously thought up in the presidential administration (or local, if the elections are local). From May Day they have now staged the same imitation bullshit. It seems like for the first time.
Александр Сорокин
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May 1, 2012
May 1 is the day of the triumph of democracy
Who said that there is no democracy in Russia? So, here she is. Old senile people, veterans of the VOKhRA (for young people: these are former guards of Soviet camps) and the Central Committee of the CPSU wanted to restore the Soviet red flag with a hammer and sickle - please. They didn’t like the name of the kebab shop “Anti-Soviet” - the court canceled it. To avoid the habit of insulting the best memories of KGB veterans. They wanted to celebrate May 1 as under Stalin.
Константин Боровой
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May 1, 2012
How the CPE hunted for women's panties
On Saturday, April 28, in Moscow, a search was carried out in the apartment where Other Russia activists Nina Silina and Andrei Gorin live. At eight o'clock in the morning, special forces entered the balcony, knocked down the door leading from the balcony to the apartment and burst inside. The apartment was searched and a computer was seized. In total, 18 people took part in the search - operatives of the Center for Combating Extremism (CCE) and special forces.
Сергей Фомченков
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May 1, 2012
She “blew up” Belarus!
A thirteen-year-old schoolgirl from the Belarusian outback read a patriotic rap and became a national hero. It would seem that the girl did not learn anything like that. Everything is within the bounds of decency, I would even say, decency to the point of disgrace. We have also seen different types. But! Almost a million views! An insane amount of reviews and comments, stories on television, invitations to TV shows and talk shows.
Cергей Киреев
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May 1, 2012
A communist rally was held in Vladivostok on May Day
On May 1, the Spring and Labor Day, a rally of communists took place in Vladivostok. Members of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation demonstrated from the Dalzavod transport stop to the central square of Vladivostok with flags, songs and jokes. In the Russian Empire, May Day was first celebrated as a day of international solidarity in 1890 in Warsaw with a strike of 10 thousand workers.
Александр Хитров
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May 1, 2012
Marauders
On the evening of April 30, a private screening of the film “The Last Dictator of Europe,” filmed by British director Matthew Charles and cameraman Juan Pasarelli, was supposed to take place in the premises rented by the Belarusian Free Theater. The show was timed to coincide with the premiere demonstration, which took place at the same time in London.
Николай Халезин
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