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MOSCOW- In response to the detention of a number of opposition activists in protests against the election results, a spokesman for President-elect Vladimir Putin Dmitry Peskov Russia argued that action is a form of high professionalism of the police.
"The actions carried out by the opposition demonstration took place through two sides, legal and illegal. Therefore the police indicate the level of professionalism, legitimacy and effectiveness, "said spokesman Vladimir Putin Dmitry Peskov was quoted as saying the Associated Press Tuesday, (6/3/2012).
This statement shows the attitude of the Government judged that Russia will continue to resolutely crack down on any protests are aimed against the results of the presidential elections to win Vladimir Putin.
Earlier Russia security apparatus is rumored to hold 550 protesters who staged a protest against Vladimir Putin's victory in the presidential election, Russia.
One of the arrested is the leader of the rally which is also a blogger Alexei Navalny anticorruption. Navalny calling for a rally this time imitating waves Occupy protest Wall Street that occurred in the United States (US). But the security apparatus is rumored to have been freeing Aleksei Navalny.
Around 300 demonstrators arrested in protests in St. Petersburg and around 250 other demonstrators were detained when the Central berunjuk taste in Russia's capital, Moscow.
Putin is known to have served as President of Russia for two periods before finally spending the last four years with the Prime Minister because the Constitution does not allow it to Russia he served as President for three consecutive periods.
Putin's victory in the presidential election has led to a wave of protests in the country Bears Red. Those who resist Putin's victory, said Putin's victory was gained through a variety of alleged cheating since parliamentary elections held last December 2012.
Independent election watchdog groups are palpable even reveal Golos three types of election fraud allegations made by Putin's fortifications through the ballot box, charging voter mobilization and the expulsion of the team monitoring the election.(rhs)
"The actions carried out by the opposition demonstration took place through two sides, legal and illegal. Therefore the police indicate the level of professionalism, legitimacy and effectiveness, "said spokesman Vladimir Putin Dmitry Peskov was quoted as saying the Associated Press Tuesday, (6/3/2012).
This statement shows the attitude of the Government judged that Russia will continue to resolutely crack down on any protests are aimed against the results of the presidential elections to win Vladimir Putin.
Earlier Russia security apparatus is rumored to hold 550 protesters who staged a protest against Vladimir Putin's victory in the presidential election, Russia.
One of the arrested is the leader of the rally which is also a blogger Alexei Navalny anticorruption. Navalny calling for a rally this time imitating waves Occupy protest Wall Street that occurred in the United States (US). But the security apparatus is rumored to have been freeing Aleksei Navalny.
Around 300 demonstrators arrested in protests in St. Petersburg and around 250 other demonstrators were detained when the Central berunjuk taste in Russia's capital, Moscow.
Putin is known to have served as President of Russia for two periods before finally spending the last four years with the Prime Minister because the Constitution does not allow it to Russia he served as President for three consecutive periods.
Putin's victory in the presidential election has led to a wave of protests in the country Bears Red. Those who resist Putin's victory, said Putin's victory was gained through a variety of alleged cheating since parliamentary elections held last December 2012.
Independent election watchdog groups are palpable even reveal Golos three types of election fraud allegations made by Putin's fortifications through the ballot box, charging voter mobilization and the expulsion of the team monitoring the election.(rhs)
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