The agreement between food producers and sellers will be extended until the inauguration Leading food producers and traders agreed yesterday to extend for another three months the moratorium on price increases for basic foodstuffs, which expired on February 1, 2008. The corresponding agreement was reached at their meeting with the Minister of Agriculture Alexei Gordeev.

Neighbors are actively turning in tax evaders In the coming year, the fiscal authorities seem to intend to bring personal tax control over the collection of personal taxes (income, transport and property) to perfection. The Federal Tax Service has summed up the results of control measures to additionally involve individuals in declaring. Those who, “out of forgetfulness” during the declaration campaign, did not pay the treasury for their tax obligations are forced to declare.

Today we have abandoned the tradition of reviewing books united by a certain common through-and-through idea. Each of the three books presented to your attention deserves to be read on its own. The best for children Mary McAuley. Children in prison. - M.: OGI, 2008. Mary McAuley is English, but her book is not a detached look at Russian penal problems from a distant shore.

Andrei Lugovoi will lead the LDPR to victory in the Rostov region The new “locomotive” of a regional scale in the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia is businessman and ex-FSB officer Andrei Lugovoi, whose extradition is being demanded by the UK in connection with charges of poisoning another former FSB officer, Alexander Litvinenko, with radioactive polonium-210 in central London. In the federal parliamentary elections in December, the Liberal Democrats have already nominated Mr.

The government promises to achieve single-digit inflation in the next three years Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov does not want deceptive optimism. According to the head of government, the economy should not only be economical and socially fair, but also truthful. Therefore, he decided to test the strength of the calculations of government macroeconomists.

The Kaliningrad parliament intends to fine officials for disrespect for deputies The Legislative Assembly of the westernmost Russian region approved in the first reading the draft of a new regional Code of Administrative Offences. The seemingly routine document contains, as it turned out, very interesting provisions. Several articles of the code are aimed at increasing the status of regional parliamentarians, which has recently been significantly diminished.

The topic of civil society unexpectedly turned out to be perhaps the most popular at the beginning of the election campaign of the favorite in the presidential race. It turned out that the most liberal of all the potential Kremlin presidential candidates defends a very strange, albeit widespread, view of the relationship between power and society. Both at the Civil Forum in Moscow and at a meeting with regional journalists in Voronezh, the successor repeated the same idea.