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July 2000

One Can Influence Politics: An Interview with Grigory Yavlinsky

Grigory Yavlinsky is the head of the “Yabloko” party in Russia -- a party that has been described as decidedly liberal in its outlook. Yavlinsky is a former economist, and was a candidate for the Russian presidency in 1996, an election in which he finished with less than 10% . He is expected to be a key player --whether as a candidate or not -- in Russia’s 2000 elections.

Yavlinsky was born in the Ukrainian city of Lvov in 1952. He became deputy director of the Council of Ministers of the Russian Federation -- when it was still part of the USSR -- in 1991.

Last week he agreed to this interview with a member of the IntellectualCapital.ru staff. Here is a translated, and edited, version of the transcripts.

Duma Urges Ustinov to End Gitin Inquiry

The Moscow Times, July 26, 2000

The State Duma has sent an inquiry to Prosecutor General Vladimir Ustinov calling for an end to the criminal investigation against former legislator Viktor Gitin.

Gitin, the former deputy head of the Duma’s budget committee and a member of the Yabloko faction, was arrested in March on charges of getting kickbacks from a Krasnoyarsk bank for arranging transfers of federal funds through its accounts during his term in parliament.

Alexandr Makarov (Krasnoyarsk), Viktor Khamrayev, Deputies, Demonstrate Solidarity with Their Former Colleague

"Vremuya Novostei", July 20, 2000, No 85, p.3

Yesterday the Duma supported its former deputy Viktor Gitin (Yabloko), subject to criminal proceedings by the Public Prosecutor of Krasnoyarsk Territory since March 2000 for "accepting a large bribe".

Delayed Revolution

Alexei Mikhailov, Mikhail Zadornov Vyedomosti, July 19, 2000

One of the principle changes in the tax system, which will be discussed by the Duma today, concerns the transition in VAT payments with CIS countries to the principle "country of destination". What does this mean for Russia?

Yabloko is a mission. Yavlinsky's party rehearses its ability to reach agreement on the right

Interview of Sergei Ivanenko by Sergei Miulin,"Segodnya", No 151, July 13, 2000

Deputy Head of the Yabloko faction Sergei Ivanenko expressed Yabloko’s views on the SPS to the correspondent of "Segodnya" Sergei Miulin

Question: Sergei Viktorovich, what was the main conclusion that Yabloko drew at the 8th Congress over its defeat in the parliamentary and presidential elections?

Ivanenko: The most important result can be summed up as follows: we have managed to keep the party intact.

Halfway to Happiness. Yabloko proposes the election of Federation Council members

"Segodnya", July 12, 2000

Deputy Chairman of the Yabloko faction in the State Duma announced that it had started to collect signatures to support the introduction of an amendment to the Constitution of the RF on direct elections to Federation Council members.

Andrei Stepanov, Yavlinsky to breed a new type of Yabloko

"Izvestiya", July 10, 2000, page 3

Grigory Yavlinsky said that his party Yabloko is "ready to provide a credit of trust to the present President".

However, the congress where he made this statement was devoted to another matter. Grigory Alexeevich, using medical jargon, has decided to subject Yabloko to intensive therapy: the whole party should be revived and skilfully added to the party system built by the Kremlin.

 

After test fails, Russia again urges U.S. to drop missile shield proposal
CNN World July 8, 2000

Yeltsin to blame for country's backward slide to feudalism

By Grigory Yavlinsky

July 05, 1999

After eight years with Boris Yeltsin at its helm, Russiaremains mired in political and economic crisis. As Yabloko leader Grigory Yavlinsky explains, not only has Russia failed to rebuild from the wreckage of the Soviet Union, it could be in the first stage of its destruction as a sovereign state.

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