Titov will ask Putin to release 13 thousand people convicted of economic crimes, including Khodorkovsky
The head of Business Russia, Boris Titov, appointed this week as the federal ombudsman for the protection of entrepreneurs, will appeal to President Vladimir Putin with a request for the release of 13 thousand prisoners convicted of economic crimes, Interfax reports. The former head of Yukos, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, whose prison term expires in 2017, should also be included in the amnesty, believes B. Titov. “This would be good news for the investment climate.