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Media Review

20 june 2011
Press Russian International

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Putin hears about ‘exotic’ grants"

Kaluga Region Governor Anatoly Artamonov reported to the prime minister on work done in his region.


20 june 2011

Izvestia: "Young people in the Popular Front to be treated as adults"

Vyacheslav Volodin, head of the Popular Front's headquarters, made this announcement at a meeting on Friday, June 17, that was mostly attended by young people between the ages of 26 and 28.

17 june 2011

Izvestia: "The selection campaign"

The number of the Popular Front members who want to join the State Duma may surpass those of the United Russia party members on the party list.

17 june 2011

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Chinese president visits Gazprom"

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin welcomed a delegation led by Chinese President Hu Jintao at Gazprom main office in Moscow.

16 june 2011

Izvestia: “Workweek will not get longer”

Government renounces all social benefit cuts.

15 june 2011

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Prime Minister opens Tchaikovsky Competition"

The Moscow Conservatory was scheduled to open after restoration in time for the 14th International Tchaikovsky Competition. The renovation took about 4 billion roubles.

15 june 2011

Izvestia: "One thousand and half representatives"

One thousand and half representatives will collect proposals for the Popular Front’s programme.

15 june 2011

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Vladimir Putin: "What difference does it make if they were shown in Cannes?"

Prime Minister Putin was surprised that the top prize at the Kinotavr Film Festival was awarded to a film that is 20 years old.

15 june 2011

Izvestia: "Animated film makers asked for money"

Vladimir Putin has promised support for animated film makers.

14 june 2011

Kommersant: "Government calling on people to return to villages"

A great amount of federal support has been pledged to Russian rural areas. On Friday, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin spoke of expanding government plans to develop the Russian rural sector. Targeted federal programmes are said to have been extended from 2013 to 2020. There are plans to build more rural roads, support farmers who are starting out and help rural communities to distribute land plots and rural residents to register their ownership of them. In an attempt to prevent any further exodus from rural communities, these government initiatives may lead to an unexpected increase in the number of rural population. The government, however, has yet to calculate the cost of this innovation.

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