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Jan 23, 2013
More than 1,000 people came out to picket in defense of Hospital No. 31
Photo: Yana Karbovskaya/PublicPost Residents of St. Petersburg did not believe the city authorities, who promised to leave hospital No. 31 alone. More than a thousand people picketed and demanded to show them an official document in which it would be written that the judges were not going to be treated in 31 hospitals.
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Jan 23, 2013
SPC: "You cannot give society into the hands of radical groups"
Photo: "The burning of the Protopop Avvakum" "Myasoedov P. E. The Presidential Council for Human Rights will offer Vladimir Putin to amend the Criminal Code: religious feelings will not defend themselves, unlike sacred spaces. Before presenting his ideas to the president, the Council at a meeting on Wednesday will discuss the protection of the feelings of believers with deputies, senators and public organizations.
Игорь Олин
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Jan 23, 2013
The authorities of St. Petersburg say that there will be no relocation of the 31st hospital
St. Petersburg City Hospital No. 31, which was previously proposed to be used as a medical center for judges of the Higher Arbitration and Supreme Courts of the Russian Federation who move from Moscow , will not be repurposed and will remain subordinate to the city, said Andrey Kibitov, press secretary of Governor Georgy Poltavchenko. “The position of the governor of St.
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Jan 23, 2013
“If we cannot protect the rights of sexual minorities, then we cannot protect the rights of believers.”
Photo: Natalya Loginova/Kommersant At a special meeting, the Presidential Council for Human Rights discussed the bill on protecting the feelings of believers with deputies, senators and representatives of public organizations.
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Jan 23, 2013
Polonsky hastened to admit himself convicted
Photo: Andrey Rudakov/RIA Novosti Businessman Sergei Polonsky is sure that the trial of him has already taken place and he has been sent to serve his sentence to the Cambodian prison. He stated this in an interview with the Vesti program on the Russia-1 TV channel. “The judge read to us (verdict - approx. Ed.):“ Three years, three years and one year, ”the businessman said.
Игорь Олин
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Jan 23, 2013
With a slight movement of the hand...
What progress has come! With a slight movement of the hand, the trousers turn into... no, not into shorts, but into whatever you want (tie, vest, socks)! Faux fur looks like natural fur, the dead in coffins are made up like the winners of beauty contests, changing the gender of a person is just a couple of trifles, you didn’t pay that much - and you are no longer a man or a woman (depending on your own needs).
Вячеслав Загатин
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Jan 23, 2013
"Hands off the Lenin monument!"
Today the communists presented the mayor of Belgorod Sergei Bozhenov with an original letter. Regional Duma deputy Nikolai Mukhin and Belgorod Komsomol leader Anastasia Baybikova pasted the corresponding A4 sheet at the entrance to the mayor's office.
Владимир Корнев
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Jan 23, 2013
The head of Yakutia promised to fire drinking officials
Photo: ITAR-TASS The head of Yakutia, Boris Egorov, promised to strengthen and expand work to combat drunkenness and alcoholism in the region. “Alcohol is a forbidden topic for officials. You have to start with yourself, so the leaders who are guilty in this regard have been and will be removed from their positions,” Borisov said in his annual message to the State Assembly of the republic on Wednesday, January 23.
Игорь Храмов
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Jan 23, 2013
Unemployment in the Kurgan region in 2012 decreased to 1.6% from 2.1%
The level of official (registered) unemployment in the Kurgan region at the end of December 2012 was 1.6% of the economically active population, Kurganstat reports. It was previously reported that the unemployment rate in 2011 dropped to 2.1%. The number of unemployed in 2012 compared to 2011 decreased by 2 thousand 222 people, or 22.6%; in December 2012 compared to November 2012, it increased by 8.3%.
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Jan 23, 2013
The courts are doing well these days!
The courts are doing well these days! Since even an ordinary hospital with unique equipment (I advise residents of other cities to go to http://spbsverdlovka.ru/ and take a look at the opportunities that open up) they wanted to repurpose it into a clinic for judges of the Supreme and Higher Arbitration Courts. Of course, residents and doctors immediately responded with a petition, signed by over 100 thousand people, and a picket on January 23. And they did the right thing.
Константин Хащенко
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Jan 23, 2013
Transfer of museum temples to the church: who is right?
Something touched me about the possible transfer of five Yaroslavl museum churches to the church. Therefore, let me express some thoughts. Unlike those who are categorically for and categorically against, I fully understand the arguments of both sides. Museum workers are afraid that their use for services, as well as the lack of scientific control over the condition of the monuments, will cause them damage. This argument is fair, but it should not be taken to the point of absurdity.
Антон Голицын
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Jan 23, 2013
Altai "Socialist Revolutionaries" declared moral terror against election commissions
From now on, the “revolutionary troikas” will determine the composition of the “black lists”, where the Just Russians intend to include members of election commissions who, in the opinion of the opposition, participated in election fraud. “In this matter, we also hope for the help of other opposition parties and public organizations that observed the last elections and could see with their own eyes the “work” of falsifiers.
Артем Кудинов
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Jan 23, 2013
The European Court did not help find the kidnapped person in Chechnya, but it created a precedent
Photo: Reuters On January 22, the European Court of Human Rights supported the complaint of a resident of Chechnya about the abduction of his son by security forces. This fact is noteworthy in that this is the first decision of the ECHR on a crime committed in “Kadyrov’s” Chechnya. A PublicPost correspondent spoke with human rights activists working in Chechnya and found out how things stand with human rights in the republic today.
Закир Магомедов
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Jan 23, 2013
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy may move to London to avoid taxes
Photo: Reuters Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy plans to open an investment fund in London, which will allow him to live and work in the UK and avoid the 75% tax on wealthy French people, The Daily Telegraph reports. Such intentions of Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni were revealed during a police search of documents on his work computer, which he used when he was president of France.
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Jan 23, 2013
Russian singer Alexey Vorobyov was seriously injured in an accident in the USA
Russian singer and actor Alexei Vorobyov was in a car accident in Los Angeles (USA) and is in intensive care in a local hospital, a source in the Tula region government told Interfax. “Vorobiev got into an accident on Tuesday, there was a head-on collision. His condition is assessed as serious,” the agency’s interlocutor said. He noted that according to preliminary data, the singer has a traumatic brain injury and numerous bruises.
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