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Posted by Here are some actually good news... on September 12, 2005 at 19:03:12:

In Reply to: Re: things getting wrose before they posted by get better - but does RU public care? on September 12, 2005 at 05:35:52:

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2005/09/13/001.html
The World Bank is not exactly a pro-Russian institution.

: Thanks for your input.

:
: "it will have to get worse before it is going to get better"

: Well, on that note -
: "Moscow city authorities has rejected the appeal by the My (We) youth movement for holding a rally demanding Russian President Vladimir Putin resignation in downtown Moscow, Ekho Moskvy radio station reported."
: http://www.mosnews.com/news/2005/09/11/banresign.shtml

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: "The 39 defendants sat in cages lined up against the wall of a Moscow courtroom one day last month. The prisoners, most of them students in their teens and early twenties, were members of the National Bolshevik Party, a radical opposition group with a penchant for tossing eggs at officials, gate-crashing government buildings and generally thumbing their noses at authority.

: They are accused of creating a "mass disturbance" in December after they burst into a reception room at the public offices of President Vladimir Putin outside the Kremlin and waved a banner out the window that read, "Putin Quit Your Job!"

: But the prosecution of the political activists is part of a wider government crackdown on the National Bolsheviks, a party with ultranationalist roots that claims to have fashioned itself into a force for democratic change and economic justice, including redistribution of wealth.

: The National Bolsheviks, whose name recalls the revolutionaries led by Vladimir Lenin, who founded the Soviet Union, were banned in June by a Moscow court. Party lawyers said that was the first time a political party had been outlawed in Russia since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. The court held that the National Bolsheviks were intent on "a forceful change of the foundations of the constitutional regime.""
: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2002486682_bolsheviks11.html?syndication=rss&source=seattletimes.xml&items=163

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: http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2005/09/13/001.html : The World Bank is not exactly a pro-Russian institution. : : Thanks for your input. : : : : "it will have to get worse before it is going to get better" : : Well, on that note - : : "Moscow city authorities has rejected the appeal by the My (We) youth movement for holding a rally demanding Russian President Vladimir Putin resignation in downtown Moscow, Ekho Moskvy radio station reported." : : http://www.mosnews.com/news/2005/09/11/banresign.shtml : : : : "The 39 defendants sat in cages lined up against the wall of a Moscow courtroom one day last month. The prisoners, most of them students in their teens and early twenties, were members of the National Bolshevik Party, a radical opposition group with a penchant for tossing eggs at officials, gate-crashing government buildings and generally thumbing their noses at authority. : : They are accused of creating a "mass disturbance" in December after they burst into a reception room at the public offices of President Vladimir Putin outside the Kremlin and waved a banner out the window that read, "Putin Quit Your Job!" : : But the prosecution of the political activists is part of a wider government crackdown on the National Bolsheviks, a party with ultranationalist roots that claims to have fashioned itself into a force for democratic change and economic justice, including redistribution of wealth. : : The National Bolsheviks, whose name recalls the revolutionaries led by Vladimir Lenin, who founded the Soviet Union, were banned in June by a Moscow court. Party lawyers said that was the first time a political party had been outlawed in Russia since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. The court held that the National Bolsheviks were intent on "a forceful change of the foundations of the constitutional regime."" : : http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2002486682_bolsheviks11.html?syndication=rss&source=seattletimes.xml&items=163

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