I just fucked up with impudence when I saw the text of the bill. Forgive me for a non -parliamentary expression. Bill No. 243734-6. On amendments to the Federal Law "On compensation for violation of the right to proceedings within a reasonable time or the right to enforce a judicial act within a reasonable time" We read excerpts from the text of the bill: Article 52. The right to compensation for violation of the right to consider the case by the competent court of the Russian Federation 1.

On April 5, the St. Petersburg “other Russia” conducted a vigorous sortie to the representative office of the local Bank of Russia (aka Central Bank), expressing disagreement with its financial policy. It seems that this is the first action in St. Petersburg against the policy of the Central Bank, which took place immediately before its walls. Naturally, the format was unauthorized (Smolny will never give a permit for a share immediately in front of the walls of this important institution).

As stated by flight attendant Yulia Shchipakina, artist and TV presenter Leonid Yakubovich acted “not like a man,” reports Ekho Moskvy with reference to the newspaper Your Day. Now she and her lawyer are going to decide in what form the lawsuit will be filed. Let us recall that the reason for the legal precedent was the conflict between Leonid Yakubovich and an airline representative at Sheremetyevo airport.

.... well, Volodya, check ... Laricheva Manya ... she Anna Fedorenko ... she Ella Katsnelbogen ... she Lyudmila Ogurenova ... She ... She is Isolda Menshov ... she Valentina Paneat ...... "The meeting place cannot be changed" Photo from the site Angstrem Voronezh Internet users reflect on the reason for the change in the name and surname of Vyatla Orekhanova, in connection with the appointment of her to the post of head of the Office of the City Head of the City Head.

Photo: Arthur Lebedev/RIA Novosti In Sochi they began to preserve snow for the Olympic Games. To do this, 450 thousand cubic meters will be laid out on the slopes of the Rosa Khutor resort and covered with a blanket so that it does not melt. How it all looks now is in the PublicPost photo gallery. Snowmaking is underway in Sochi. To ensure there is enough for everyone during the Olympic Games, 450 thousand cubic meters of snow must be collected by April 15.

I don’t know who it is, but personally I was amused by Vladimir Putin’s interview with the German television and radio company ARD. Especially in the part where the president talks about NGOs. If the interview had come out a day earlier, I would have thought that Vladimir Vladimirovich was joking. Here are just a few great moments... “There are 654 non-governmental organizations operating in the Russian Federation, which, as it has now turned out, receive money from abroad.” Come on!

In a recently published and very sensational interview http://avmalgin.livejournal.com/3682741.html, many saw exclusively “invaluable” information about who ordered Listyev. The value of this information seems to me to be low. On the one hand, Ernst’s words with the recorder turned off cannot be attached to the case, but on the other hand, now neither Listyev himself nor the identity of his customer are of interest to anyone after many years.

In the coming days, the crisis around the DPRK will apparently enter a new phase: it looks very likely that Pyongyang is preparing to launch a new type of ballistic missile to proudly show Washington its nuclear first strike capabilities. As the Americans recorded from space, certain objects have already been delivered by train to the northeastern coast of the country.

Amazing place Dagestan. Here, all the people's wealth is stolen by a bunch of unsinkable politicians and officials who, if necessary, like chameleons, change party colors, according to the required color, and miraculously move from government to government. Here, former bandits are respected politicians and respectable businessmen, whose luxury of life and outrageousness even Arab sheikhs would envy.

Photo: collage PublicPost Easter crabs and horses, a new Femen campaign, burned down by Terrible-City, basics on basins in Krasnoyarsk and not at all funny Syrian refugees in Lebanon-see the weekly photo selection of Publicpost. This week, Easter was celebrated all over the world - horses were blessed in Bavaria, and crabs races were arranged on the island of Tobago.

In an interview with the German broadcaster ARD, ahead of his visit to Germany, Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke about inspections of foreign non-governmental organizations. The President of Russia said that there are only two Russian NGOs operating in Europe and the United States, while in Russia there are 654 of them. And you need to know for what funds these structures work.

Today in Moscow, in Novopushkinsky Square, a rally was held in support of political prisoners. Among the speakers was the poetess Natalya Gorbanevskaya, a participant in the demonstration against the introduction of Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia. She said that in the 90s she thought that the human rights movement in Russia would no longer be needed. But she was wrong. The slogan “For our freedom and yours,” with which they took to Red Square, is relevant again.

Photo: Pavel Kassin/Kommersant Vladimir Putin gave an interview to the German television channel, which accused the Russian NPO of receiving a billion dollars of foreign financing. NPOs were very surprised and now they ask where this money is. This statement Putin is trying to justify the unscheduled inspections that the organization has recently undergone, the head of the Russian branch of Transparency International Elena Panfilova is sure.

This week was marked by some extraordinary interest in home, family (call it what you want) education. An article in the "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" , material on the website "Orthodoxy and the World" , and at the end of the week - a discussion about the most important thing, about whose big shots are in the forest, that is, about money .

I remember, being impressed by the first rally on Bolotnaya, I had a dream, which I described in the article “Don’t lean.” I imagined that all this opposition action was taking place not on Bolotnaya, but on Red Square, along which columns of the democratic public marched with anti-government slogans, and from the mausoleum they were warmly greeted by the leaders of the party and government, standing in an embrace with democratic leaders.