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Jan 17, 2013
Doctors fear for the life of a woman wounded during the murder of Ded Hasan
Doctors fear for the life of a woman who was wounded on Wednesday afternoon in the center of Moscow during the murder of crime boss Ded Khasan . 30-year-old Maryat Bikchurina, who was accidentally wounded on Povarskaya Street in Moscow on Wednesday afternoon, suffered severe blood loss and a spinal injury with complete severing of the spinal cord.
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Jan 17, 2013
On the need to create a “Science of Man”
We are children of nature and in many ways similar to wild populations. We do not know why nature endowed us with thinking. We have created a man-made environment that we are forced to maintain to an ever greater extent. We are trying to make our life better and better and nature, more and more often, reminds us of itself. We cannot find a national idea and much more.
Владимир Плетнев
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Jan 17, 2013
Where is the country for Mikryukov?
Maybe someone will call this post inciting, but I will still write it exactly as I feel. This is Mikryukov Stanislav, he is a journalist living in the city of Tomsk.
Алексей Навальный
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Jan 17, 2013
Adagamov deleted his Facebook and Twitter accounts
Popular blogger Rustem Adagamov has closed his accounts on social networks Facebook and Twitter. He himself announced this on the pages of his former accounts. “I’m closing this Facebook. Thank you everyone!” Adagamov wrote on the evening of January 16. He left a similar post on his microblog on Twitter. The blogger did not report the reasons that forced him to delete his accounts.
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Jan 17, 2013
"The Schneerson Library is Dzerzhinsky's pistol"
Photo: Reuters The story of the Schneerson Library, the main Hasidic relic, which is kept in the Russian State Library (Leninka), lasted more than 20 years, and is now rolling like a snowball and threatens to have serious international consequences. On January 17, a US court for the District of Columbia ruled that Russia must pay a fine of $50,000 a day for refusing to return manuscripts and books to the Chabad Lubavitch Hasidic movement.
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Jan 17, 2013
Teasers for "Movie Train" from Murmansk
The " film train " continues to move. Filming has been completed in Murmansk and St. Petersburg. On January 14, project participants were met in Kotlas. The result of the train journey from Moscow to Baikal will be 7 short films about the country, which will be presented by directors from Switzerland, Great Britain, Italy, Belgium, France, India and Russia. The first teasers of the filming process in Murmansk appeared in the project diaries.
Центр Документального Кино
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Jan 17, 2013
Currency war: the yen dives, and the yuan lies in ambush
The Japanese government is turning on its printing press at full capacity. And this could very soon lead to a global devaluation race for many currencies. As a result, the global economy will suffer. Outwardly, he looks like a friendly, modest and even almost inconspicuous gentleman. However, Shinzo Abe, having become the Prime Minister of Japan at the end of 2012, forced the whole world, and primarily the financial markets, to listen to himself very carefully.
Владислав Рышков
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Jan 17, 2013
Punishment for voter bribery has been toughened in Moldova
The Government of the Republic of Moldova approved amendments to the Criminal Code, which were developed by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Moldova under the leadership of the head of the department, Oleg Efrim. If a voter is promised any material benefits or services for his vote in favor of a certain candidate, then a fine of four to ten thousand lei (200-500 conventional units) will be imposed.
Михаил Костяев
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Jan 17, 2013
Astakhov: no marches will repeal the law, and foreigners adopting disabled people from Russia are a myth
The “Dima Yakovlev Law” cannot be repealed, despite public criticism, said Pavel Astakhov, the Presidential Commissioner for Children’s Rights, during a press conference in Moscow on January 17. “What has already been done will not be undone, no matter what protests there may be.
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Jan 17, 2013
Schoolchildren of a frozen Tuvan village returned to school
Primary and secondary schools are connected to centralized heat supply in the village of Khovu-Aksy (Tuva), where a thermal power plant stopped at the end of December, providing heat to 103 residential buildings and social and cultural facilities, reports the press service of the government of the Republic of Tuva. “In Khovu-Aksy, the buildings of primary and secondary schools have been provided with heat supply, where a full-fledged educational process has begun,” the message says.
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Jan 17, 2013
Mass poisoning of children occurred in one of the Moscow schools
In the Moscow educational center No. 1452, there was a mass poisoning of students, according to preliminary data, due to the consumption of water from coolers. The educational process at the school was not interrupted, the education center is operating as usual, Interfax was told by the press service of the Moscow Department of Education. According to the agency's interlocutor, all water coolers have been removed from the school.
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Jan 17, 2013
January 17 in blogs on PublicPost
Vyacheslav Abramov is sure : “The fact that a policeman refused a bribe should not become a sensation.” Yuri Bulatnikov claims that money is not the main thing. Oppositionist Navalny believes that the deportation of journalist Mikryukov from Russia is illegal - it is just a way to shut up and stop his publications. And Peter Medvedev, continuing the initiatives of the above-mentioned anti-corruption fighter, declares that corruption is even harmful to health.
Мила Дубровина
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Jan 17, 2013
The rector of a Kurgan university will be tried for raping a student during a test
In Kurgan, the rector of the institute during a test poured a substance into a student’s glass, which made her feel sick, and then raped her. The Kurgan City Court will consider the criminal case of the rector of the Trans-Ural Institute of Humanities and Technology, accused of rape, the press service of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the region reported on Thursday.
Алексей Игоревич Лавров
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Jan 17, 2013
Nemtsov hopes for judge Syrova
Photo: ITAR-TASS UPD The Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow decided to postpone until February 5 the consideration of Boris Nemtsov’s complaint regarding the inaction of the investigative authorities in the case of wiretapping his telephone conversations, which appeared in the public domain on the Internet. It was decided to postpone the trial, as the prosecutor petitioned to obtain documents necessary for the trial.
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Jan 17, 2013
A bag of naked truth
I’m flying to Krasnoyarsk on January 20th, and from there on the 26th to Khabarovsk. Volok shows two versions of the "Minorities" exhibition. I hope they will let me on the plane with such a bag of undisguised truth. The idea of ​​showing the works of the competition winners ( http://spc.fotodoc.su/ ) and the best projects of other authors together has already been tested in Novosibirsk and Volgograd.
Александр Сорин
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