Several hundred people who were not indifferent to what happened walked from the capital’s Vodny Stadion metro station to the place where their comrade died. Many of those who came had flowers, candles and photographs of the murdered man in their hands. Police and riot police were on duty along the entire route of the procession. In general, the action went smoothly. None of the participants were detained.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin ordered during the summer of 2011 to repair all the entrances of the capital's buildings that need repairs, Interfax reports. According to the mayor's estimates, at least a third of Moscow's entrances will need repairs. This mainly concerns five- and nine-story buildings, in which about 3 million people live. In January-February, tender documentation will be ready and contractors will be identified.

Looking like a doctor, he conducted an “examination” of schoolgirls in empty classrooms A criminal case has been initiated against a deputy of the local district council under the article “Corruption of Minors.” According to news agencies, he is suspected of corrupting schoolgirls.

The Day of Remembrance of the deceased Spartak fan Yegor Sviridov, held on December 11 in several large cities of Russia, in Moscow and St. Petersburg, turned into mass riots. According to representatives of the internal affairs bodies, the instigators of the incidents were detained. They have already been taken to court to choose a punishment. The Day of Remembrance of the deceased Spartak fan Yegor Sviridov, held on December 11 in several large cities of Russia, in Moscow and St.

The other day, investigators and operatives of the Investigative Committee and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Southern Federal District completed an operation to detain the uncle of the leader of the Kushchevskaya gang, Sergei Tsapok, reports our correspondent from Rostov, Anna Lebedeva.

Hollywood is preparing 4 large-scale film projects about the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange. The budget of all films can range from 7 to 100 million dollars. One of the projects will be directed by the author of the film “Fahrenheit 9/11” Michael Moore. Internet portals also name such famous directors as Stephen Gaghan, John Cameron Mitchell, Roland Emmerich (author of the “2012” disaster), and the creators of “The Social Network” Aaron Sorkin and David Fincher.

The editor-in-chief of the Khimkinskaya Pravda newspaper was acquitted by the court due to the lack of corpus delicti in his actions. As Beketov’s colleague told RSN, “the joyful event happened just on Mikhail’s birthday.” Lawyers called the verdict “a victory for conscience and common sense.” The issue of compensation for moral and material damage is now being resolved - perhaps Mikhail Beketov will file a claim through his defenders.

Today, rallies are being held in 4 regions against the convergence of standard time with Moscow. On December 11, simultaneous rallies and pickets are held in four Russian regions to protest against the convergence of their standard time with Moscow. Initiative groups from Samara, Izhevsk, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Vladivostok and Sakhalin expressed their desire to join the all-Russian action.

On December 11, at a charity evening to combat childhood cancer in St. Petersburg, Vladimir Putin played the song “Where the Motherland Begins” on the piano and sang a song in English with a jazz band. One of the presenters persistently asked Vladimir Putin to perform something for the children in whose support this event was being held.

On December 10, a charity concert was held at the Ice Palace in St. Petersburg in support of Russian children suffering from cancer and ophthalmological diseases. Prime Minister Vladimir Putin also took part in the concert. First he played the piano, then, together with a jazz band, he sang a song in English, which all the guests in the hall immediately picked up and sang along while standing. On December 10, a charity concert was held at the Ice Palace in St.

After the police dispersed the participants of the rally on Manezhnaya Square in memory of the murdered Spartak fan Yegor Sviridov, the heads of football and law enforcement agencies made their first statements. They were all unanimous: the memorial action was turned into riots by provocateurs represented by nationalists. The first to express his opinion was the President of the Russian Football Union, Sergei Fursenko.

Assistant prosecutor of the Sovetsky district of Samara Alexander Khabarov and his brother Sergei, head of the line department of internal affairs at the Kinel station, were sentenced to suspended sentences on Friday for using a traumatic weapon in a Samara restaurant. This is reported by local online media. The conflict broke out on October 2, 2009. Alexander's pregnant wife and Sergei's girlfriend had a fight with the wife of one of the victims.

Between us, women No. 48, 2010-12-07