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19 april 2010
Press Russian International

Russian Newsweek: “Bound by blood”

Former Polish President Lech Kaczynski planned to speak about Russian-Polish reconciliation in Katyn. His death may make the reconciliation a reality.


19 april 2010

Izvestia: “Sberbank abolishes lending fee”

Starting April 19, the Savings Bank of Russia (Sberbank) will not collect a lending fee for loan arrangements, disbursement and borrower credit files. In addition, it will cut loan rates by 0.5% to 1%, Sberbank President German Gref said at a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

19 april 2010

Izvestia: “Faster, Higher, Cheaper”

Izvestia looks into the progress of construction of the Olympic facilities.

16 april 2010

RBC daily: “Gift for Sollers”

The government has allocated 500 million roubles to subsidize transportation of automobiles from the Far East.

16 april 2010

Komsomolskaya Pravda (Moscow): Putin delays flight to Murmansk after volcano eruption

Moving from Iceland towards Russia, the ash cloud has complicated air traffic in northern Europe.

15 april 2010

Rossiyskaya Gazeta: “Swift construction – Putin”

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is content with the construction of the Olympic venues in Russia. The committee's experts arrived in Sochi once again. However, this time, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin decided against visiting the “southern capital” and instead held a video conference with the committee from the government’s situation centre.

15 april 2010

Kommersant: "Polish plane crashed outside Smolensk due to extreme conditions"

For the time being, this is the only conclusion of aviation experts

15 april 2010

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Medical care requires treatment"

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin quoted some figures at a meeting devoted to the National Health Project. In 2000, the health care system received 225 billion roubles, whereas the figure rose to 1.5 trillion roubles in 2009.

15 april 2010

Izvestia: “Everything was stolen and destroyed”

Moscow plans to render humanitarian aid to Bishkek.

14 april 2010

Izvestia: “Russians, Poles work as one family”

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin once again gathered the members of the government commission investigating the causes of the Polish Tu-154 crash on April 10. Experts from both sides reported on their recent findings.

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