Vax Leonid. Putin and the landfill of the garbage war: Chuvashia in a week

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On October 10, 2013, an operational meeting of the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Tatishchevsky district was held “On the results of the operational activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Tatishchevsky district for 9 months.” The event was attended by: Deputy Head of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Saratov Region Leonid Markovich Vaks, Head of the Administration of the Tatishchevsky Municipal District Pavel Vasilyevich Surkov, Head of the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Tatishchevsky District Anatoly Alekseevich Filipushenko, Chairman of the Public Council of the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Tatishchevsky District Nikolai Petrovich Sergeev .

The report was made by the chief of staff of the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Tatishchevsky district S.L. Ermakov. Sergey Leonidovich summed up the results of the department’s work for 9 months of 2013. During the reporting period, a set of organizational and practical measures was implemented in the district, including the detection and investigation of crimes, their prevention, improvement of the crime situation on the streets and in public places, strengthening accounting and registration discipline, which made it possible to maintain control over the operational situation developing on the territory of the region. To successfully complete the current year, goals and objectives for the fourth quarter were outlined.

Head of the district administration P.V. Surkov noted in his speech that during the third quarter, a large number of events were held in which employees of the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Tatishchevsky district took an active part. Pavel Vasilievich said that visit order in the area can only be achieved through joint efforts and also - to achieve all the assigned tasks. It's no secret that over the last year the r.p. Tatishchevo has been transformed and the common goal is to make it cozy, both for work and for relaxation. The head of the administration also reminded those present about the upcoming visit of Metropolitan Longin of Saratov and Volsk and asked the department to provide maximum assistance in organizing this event.

A.A. Filipushenko assured the Head that work for the benefit of the district will continue, but for now there are plans to install video surveillance cameras not only in the district center, but also in all large settlements of the district.

For the high level of organization of law and order during the preparation and conduct of elections of deputies of the Councils of Deputies of municipalities that are part of the Tatishchevsky municipal district, on September 8, 2013, the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Tatishchevsky district was awarded a diploma from the administration of the Tatishchevsky municipal district.

N.P. Sergeev addressed words of gratitude to all employees of the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Tatishchevsky district. Nikolai Petrovich said that the positive opinion that is formed in society about law enforcement officers is a great merit of the department employees themselves. Nikolai Petrovich wished the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Tatishchevsky district to continue to meet the hopes of the residents of the region.

Department of Territorial Development and Public Relations of the Municipal District Administration

That Ivan Ignatiev “did not take part in the fight.”

Representatives of the golden youth started a fight with three teenagers, in which the senator’s son and one of the minor participants were injured. Parents of teenagers claim that the initiators of the conflict were the children of high-ranking officials who attacked their children out of boredom. The other side of the conflict, as expected, is making every effort to get the head’s son out Chuvashia of the participants in the conflict, putting him in the role of breaking up the fight. In addition, the affected teenagers and their parents claim that they are being pressured with urgent recommendations to rewrite the explanatory notes and agree to a peace settlement.

Head of Chuvashia Mikhail Ignatiev and his son Ivan

The place where the fight took place

Ivan Ignatiev

Witnesses to the brawl have a slightly different version, in which the instigators of the fight are the golden youth, who decided out of boredom to pester teenagers on the street.

“The son of the head of Chuvashia, Ivan Ignatiev, and his friend, the 17-year-old son of a deputy Federation Council Vadim Ivanovich Nikolaev - Ivan Nikolaev (who has 1 adult category in judo) decided to have fun and beat up three teenagers near the Design Institute stop, right next to the honestly earned Mercedes of the son of the head of the republic. At the same time, the teenagers fought back and were even able to knock out a tooth of the deputy’s son. After which they fled the scene, and after consultations with lawyers, fearing that they would be charged with beating, they went to the hospital. Allegedly, they were injured - a tooth was knocked out and bruises were applied to their faces,” this message appeared on one of the social networks the very next day after the fight. Eyewitnesses and parents of the injured teenagers said that the influential fathers of Ignatiev and Nikolaev are trying to hush up the incident and present the situation in a different form, where their children act as guardians of public order.

Member of the Federation Council from Chuvashia Vadim Nikolaev

One of the beaten teenagers, Roman Buintsev, says that he wrote in the explanatory note that Ignatiev and Nikolaev knocked him to the ground and began to kick him. At the same time, other witnesses also confirm that it was the judoist who “tried” more.

“He (Ivan Nikolaev) attacked me while I was lying down and struck a series of blows with his fists (with his right and left hand). As a result, I have a split lip, a broken nose, a chipped tooth, and probably brain concussion", says Buintsev.

Buintsev claims that he and his friends ran away from the scene of the fight, and was taken to the police department the next day, May 8. The father of another teenager injured in the fight, Dmitry Barsukov, says that on May 8, a member of the Federation Council, Vadim Nikolaev, came to the station where their children were taken, who strongly advised the children and their parents to write statements stating that no beating took place. In addition, Nikolaev allegedly directly hinted that he had visited the prosecutor’s office and the Investigative Committee and had already “agreed” on everything.

Neither the Barsukovs nor the Buintsevs retracted their statements and testified against the golden youth, not being sure that the case would proceed.

The fears of parents of teenagers that their children could turn from being beaten to being abused began to be confirmed after the holidays.

A comment from the deputy minister appeared on the official website of the head of Chuvashia, Mikhail Ignatiev. Internal Affairs of Chuvashia Leonid Vaks on the progress of the investigation into the fight incident.

Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Chuvashia Leonid Vaks

According to the police, four people were involved in the fight. But Ivan Ignatiev did not take part in the conflict, did not receive any damage and tried to separate the fighters. After the conflict could not be stopped, Ignatiev’s son called the police. At the same time, the deputy minister officially stated that two people were injured in the fight and the forensic examination data will be ready on Tuesday, May 15, after which a decision will be made to initiate a criminal case. Vaks also assures that all participants in the conflict “give the same picture of the incident, that is, in fact the situation is clear.” But contrary to promises, no examination results were provided to the parents of the injured schoolchildren. Dmitry Barsukov's father states that the police needed additional time to collect some documents. The victims are sure that they are deliberately delaying the announcement of the results, so as not to initiate a criminal case, but to persuade the teenagers to agree to peace. Or, on the contrary, whitewash the majors as much as possible, and make the teenagers guilty.

Parents’ fears that the children of high-ranking officials will get away with it are confirmed not only by the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs’ comment about “a conscientious and respectable citizen Ivan Ignatiev,” but also by the words of the Commissioner for Human Rights in Chuvashia, Nadezhda Prokopyeva, who came to the defense of the official’s son.

Commissioner for Human Rights in Chuvashia Nadezhda Prokopyeva

Meanwhile, the parents of the children who unwittingly met on the way at the two Ivans are not going to withdraw their applications. On the contrary, they want to give maximum publicity to this controversial incident in the press while the results of the examination are being prepared.

On July 9, 2012, a board meeting of the Office of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia in the Saratov Region was held on the results of work for the 1st half of this year.

The following took part in its work: Vice-Governor - Chief of Staff of the Governor of the Saratov Region D.V. Fadeev, Deputy Head of the International Legal Department of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia - Head of the Contractual Legal Department, Police Major General V.V. Zinoviev, Deputy Chairman of the Saratov Regional Duma, Chairman of the State Building Committee M.Yu. Kiskin, Advisor to the Chief Federal Inspector for the Saratov Region N.N. Zvonarev, First Deputy Prosecutor of the Saratov Region, State Counselor of Justice 3rd Class V.I. Simshin, First Deputy Head of the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Saratov Region, Colonel of Justice S.L. Kulapov, Deputy Head of the FSB of Russia for the Saratov Region, Colonel S.A. Muzyka, Head of the Privolzhsky LU of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Transport, Police Colonel A.A. Plotnyagin, Deputy Head of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia for the Saratov Region for operational and investigative work, Colonel of the Internal Service A.G. Stetsur-Mova, Deputy Head of the Saratov Customs Colonel of the Customs Service P.E. Fomin, Acting Head of the Federal Migration Service of Russia for the Saratov Region, Colonel of the Internal Service V. AND. Chudasov, Deputy Head of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Saratov Region, Police Colonel L.M. Vaks Leonid Markovich, acting head of the operational department of the Border Directorate of the FSB of Russia for the Saratov and Samara regions, Lieutenant Colonel S.V. Ponimasov. The board was chaired by the head of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia for the Saratov Region, Police Major General A.A. Ivanov.

The meeting began with the awarding of the most distinguished Saratov drug police officers, who were encouraged by the Director of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia, the Governor of the Saratov Region and the State Fiscal Inspectorate of the Ural Federal District for the Saratov Region. Challenge pennants were also awarded. The Engels interdistrict department received the first place, the Petrovsky department received the second place, and the Balakovsky department received the third place.

After the ceremony, the actual work began. The agenda included two questions: “On the results of the operational and official activities of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia in the Saratov Region in the 1st half of 2012” and “On the organization and results of work to identify and suppress drug supply channels in the Saratov Region.”

Deputy Head of the Department, Police Colonel E.V. Ablyazov, spoke about the priority areas of operational activities in the 1st half of 2012 in his report. He noted that in 6 months of this year. 1021 crimes were identified, more than 177 kg of narcotic drugs, psychotropic and potent substances were seized from illicit trafficking, of which about 11.5 kg of heroin, 23 kg of opium, more than 124 kg of marijuana, more than 10 kg. hashish oil.

Over the past period, the Department has carried out a number of operational-search activities aimed at suppressing the activities of organized criminal groups that supplied narcotic drugs to the territory of the Saratov region. During the first half of 2012, 71 criminal cases were initiated under Article 232 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (organization or maintenance of drug dens). The department also carried out active work on anti-drug prevention.

The report of the Deputy Head of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia for the Saratov Region, Police Colonel S. A. Agishev, is devoted to the results of the criminal procedural activities of the investigative service and the inquiry department of the Directorate in the 1st half of 2012.

Deputy Head of the Operations Service of the Department, Police Lieutenant Colonel M. G. Vasiliev, made a report “On the organization and results of work to identify and suppress drug supply channels in the Saratov region.”

15:55 — REGNUM Around the training ground: Putin was again complained about Chuvashia

Chuvashia is once again on the federal agenda due to a multiple increase in tariffs after the launch of a new MSW (municipal solid waste) landfill. The region was once again cited as a negative example at the ONF forum on November 22 with the participation of President Vladimir Putin. that “the validity of tariffs must, of course, be checked, it is many times impossible to do this” and supported “social activists” on the need for “careful direct public control” over the organization of landfills in the regions, “because here the abuses can be through the roof.” Meanwhile, the authorities of Chuvashia continue to defend their position regarding the 10-fold increase in tariffs for waste management - contrary to the prosecutor’s submission and the inspection carried out on behalf of the president. Meanwhile, the “garbage” problem in Chuvashia is developing into an information war and a war of social activists, the correspondent reports IA REGNUM.

At the “Action Forum” in Moscow, coordinator of the ONF Public Monitoring Center on environmental issues and forest protection, State Duma deputy from the Samara region Vladimir Gutenev raised the problem of solid waste management and recycling. According to him, the country generates about 60 million tons of waste annually. They are located at 1.5 thousand landfills and 7 thousand landfills, which are “conditionally legal”, since they go beyond the “perimeter” regulated by the issued licenses. In addition, another 20 thousand illegal landfills have been identified, where more than half of all waste is generated.

“All these problems are intended to be solved by Federal Law 458 on waste management, which should solve several problems. First of all, this is the approval by regional authorities of territorial waste management schemes, the selection of regional operators and the determination of new tariffs. The monitoring that we are conducting clearly shows that there is a high probability of encountering new tariffs that have increased significantly, and sometimes by multiples. In particular, at our meeting today, specific facts were presented. Facts when the cost of disposal increases not by several times, but by an order of magnitude. These facts were given to us about the Nizhny Novgorod region. In Chuvashia, the cost of the tariff from 45 rubles per cubic meter increased to 425, actually ten times (without taking into account the surcharge to the old tariff, the cost increased 16 times - approx.IA REGNUM ). But the saddest thing is that this does not lead to changes in how we deal with this waste. Besides everything else, unfortunately, the population and active citizens are cut off from decision-making,” Vladimir Gutenev emphasized in particular. Let us remind you that, according to the calculations of the “front-line soldiers”, after the introduction of new tariffs, residents of Chuvashia overpaid 115 million rubles for garbage.

Vladimir Putin responded by saying that this is a very important issue, as it worries “a huge number of citizens of the country.” “The training ground can be organized somewhere nearby, or it can be further away. Generally, people want it to be further away. But the cost depends on this. Therefore, we need to look at what will be subsidized by local or regional authorities, to what extent they are able to do this; the validity of tariffs must, of course, be checked. It is many times impossible to do this. That is, it is possible to draw everything, but this may simply lead to a situation where people are not able to pay for it. And that means that then the state, the region, if necessary, probably the federations, in some way and at some point, should get involved in this work,” the president said in particular.

Moreover, sometimes Vladimir Putin has to personally intervene in the problems of waste disposal - in particular in the Moscow region, where “there is no way to move the needle: “There is crime revolving around this, and some kind of business is thriving.”

The president also supported the deputy on the issue of public control over the processes of organizing solid waste management: “This cannot be done without careful direct public control, because here the abuses can be through the roof.” “Without any doubt, citizens who live in one or another territory must understand what is happening, know and influence these decisions. But these decisions must be absolutely open,” Vladimir Putin emphasized.

Head of the republican working group “Society and Power: Direct Dialogue”, member of the republican headquarters of the ONF Vladislav Soldatov said in a conversation with a correspondent IA REGNUM, that at work sites Chuvashia with its new solid waste landfill was cited as a negative example of multiple increases in tariffs in the waste management sector. Imagine his surprise when Channel One transformed Chuvashia’s garbage tariff problem into an exemplary example: “The landfill is certainly needed - no one denies this. The question is different: why are prices set arbitrarily, up to a 16-fold increase at once? Business - and nothing personal, that is, socially responsible? Why is the government, instead of explaining the tariffs to the people, trying to once again “obscure” the topic with information noise in the press under its control about supernova technologies at the test site? And at the same time, demonstratively rejecting the claims of the supervisory authorities who carried out the inspection on behalf of President Vladimir Putin?”

The situation is reaching the point of absurdity. A member of the regional headquarters notes that after the forum, not only the authorities became more active, holding meetings and giving information instructions to the media, but even an attempt was made, allegedly on behalf of the ONF, to organize a round table in Chuvashia. The front-line soldiers stopped the provocation. “Then came accusations of sabotage from the Ministry of Natural Resources of Chuvashia. Now the Public Chamber of Chuvashia will discuss this topic at its December forum,” said Vladislav Soldatov.

“Frontline” considers the situation around the solid waste landfill to be indicative of the interaction between government and civil society in Chuvashia. « We have a society, we have power too, but whether there is direct dialogue is a big question. For its part, the ONF is doing a lot to ensure that there is dialogue. When the issue of the solid waste landfill and waste sorting complex arose, we tried to solve it at the local level. They held round tables and invited people to participate in the committee. But the authorities ignored it - in the end everything grew into a big problem » , - Vladislav Soldatov believes.

The head of Chuvashia blamed accountants, and the ex-plenipotentiary wrote a second letter to Putin

The case of the ex-plenipotentiary representative of Chuvashia to the President of the Russian Federation has received new developments Leonida Volkova. A former member of the government, whose criminal prosecution continues to grow in detail, wrote a second letter to the President of Russia Vladimir Putin. This time Volkov talks about the “corruption component of the leadership” of Chuvashia and, among other things, points directly to his “employer”, who created a “vinaigrette” with different approaches to bonuses in the highest echelons of power in Chuvashia. “The calculation and payment of the bonus part of the salaries of various ministers of the Chuvash Republic over the past 6 years have been carried out using completely different mathematical formulas,” writes Leonid Volkov, citing six options.

“With such a variety of approaches to bonus payments to heads of executive authorities of the Chuvash Republic, an independent comprehensive legal and forensic accounting assessment and verification of payments of the bonus portion of wages as a whole throughout the entire system of executive authorities of the Chuvash Republic, including payment of the bonus portion of wages to the head of the Chuvash Republic M .IN. Ignatiev,” says the former plenipotentiary, asking the president to involve the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation and the Prosecutor General’s Office in the issue.

The leadership of Chuvashia does not mention Volkov’s name in vain, but the head of Chuvashia admits that not everything is rosy in the wage system Mikhail Ignatiev. This was evidenced by the next government meeting.

Who was exalted and who was threatened at the State Council

The sessions of the newly formed State Council of Chuvashia continue to amaze with the statements made at them - not only from deputies, but also from bureaucrats. At the last meeting, when the budget was adopted, which was characterized from the rostrum as a “lethargic dream,” the mood changed with extraordinary speed: from lethargy to solemnity, from indifference to irritation and shouting. First of all, the decisive role of the people's representatives was outlined, and they were even exalted. As it turned out, they are the ones who create the gross GRP and support the budget in order to “get back to their jobs faster,” apparently in order to quickly increase the GRP or their share in the GRP. Or just a share.

Not only the role of the majority of the deputy corps was determined, but also the role of the opposition, which represents isolated specimens, among which there are rare ones. The opposition indicated its place, emphasizing the general role of the authorities and the administration of the head: in response to the reproach for administrative pressure in the elections, one very important official said that if officials were involved in elections, then there would be no objectionable politicians in the State Council. And I got carried away so much that if it weren’t for the warning cough and the regulations, I probably could have agreed to the point that there would be no oppositionists in the world.

After the elections in Chuvashia, the Central Executive Committee of the republic was formed, in which out of 12 people, seven retained their place. And they study the financial statements of parties based on the results of the election period. In Chuvashia, in the third quarter, which marked the peak of the election campaign, regional branches of political parties received more than 72.15 million rubles, of which the largest share were donations. Almost 60 million rubles were spent. At the same time, 32 party branches submitted zero reports, eight parties did not provide any information. Seven parties reported receipts of funds: Chuvash United Russia (48 million rubles), Right Russia (37.3 million rubles) and Communists (8 million rubles) received the most.

Not everything has been decided with the children.

The topic of abolishing the position of the Children's Ombudsman of Chuvashia continues to remain in the field of public and legislative attention. Last week, Anna Kuznetsova, Commissioner for Children's Rights under the President of the Russian Federation, said in an interview with RIA Novosti that “as long as there are children’s problems, there should be an institution of Commissioners for Children’s Rights.” And there are a lot of them in Chuvashia. “The first thought was: “Probably, everything has been decided between them and the children, there are no problems.” But when we raised the statistics, unfortunately, we did not see this. Over the past five years, the Commissioner for Children’s Rights has received several hundred written appeals from residents of Chuvashia about violations of the rights of their children,” Kuznetsova said in particular.