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Two Views on Russia

STANDARD & POOR'S CREDITWEEK MARCH 10, 1999

GUEST OPINION

The thoughts expressed in Guest Opinion are those of the writers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Standard & Poor's.

Commenting on the article, "Russian Banks: Desperately Seeking Solvency", are two prominent Russian politicians, Grigory Yavlinsky and Boris Nemtsov, who present their views on the current status of the Russian economy and prospects for the future.

Grigory Yavlinsky answers the questions of foreign journalists

The State Duma, December 23, 1999

Grigory Yavlinsky: Good morning. I propose that we start right away with your questions. As we like to say, you have the questions and we have the answers.

Question: How do you assess the defeat of your party at the elections?

 

Moscow's new cabinet 'hit by corruption

By Marcus Warren in Moscow

Corruption is thriving inside the new Russian cabinet even before it has finalised measures to deal with the country's crisis, according to Grigory Yavlinsky, Russia's most prominent pro-Western politician. 

 

Respect Should be The Goal of Our National Policy

By Grigory YavlinskyMir Natsionalnostei magazine , page 3, December 16, 1999

The potential for national conflicts may represent the main danger that we face today, owing to attempts to make nations confront each other on a national or religious plane. These trends have been increasing.

 

Yabloko, the party of the democratic opposition

Grigory Yavlinsky, in an interview with the Italian newspaper, La Stampa, December 19, 1999

 

Yabloko, the party of the democratic opposition, is considered one the favourites in the election race. Its leader Grigory Yavlinsky is the only Russian politician to have spoken against the war in Chechnya. For this position Yavlinsky paid the price in the harshest discussions and was labelled a "traitor" by his rivals.

 

 

Now less wit in the chamber The number of Yabloko representatives in the Duma has more than halved.

By Alexei Mikhailov,Yabloko Rossiyi, No 58 (92)December 25, 1999

The elections to the State Duma are over. We all observed the tough struggle and the powerful propaganda methods that were used during the elections. We asked the Chairman of the Programme Commission of the Yabloko association Alexei Mikhailov to provide an initial analysis of the campaign and explain his point of view on the possible political implications of the elections for Yabloko.

 

Yavlinskiy-Russia 'Needs a Different President'

Ekho Moskvy Radiostation , in Russian 1505 GMT October 19, 1998

Announcer]  Before the next presidential election in Russia, candidates should undergo a medical examination

 

Speech by Grigory Yavlinsky at an evening at the Central House of Film

Moderators: Viktor Merezhko and Yuliy Gusmann January 21, 1999

 

Q: What is your attitude to Vladimir Lenin?

Yavlinsky: I don't know why you began with such a question. However, as we have begun with this issue, let me respond: Lenin is one of the most important historic figures of our century.

 

Interview of Sergei Stepashin for the programme "Geroi Dnya" ("Hero of the Day")

 

NTV Programme, Interviewer - Svetlana Sorokina, October 5, 1999

Stepashin: I think that, as far as I understand Vladimir Putin, one of his main tasks was to enlist our support. Let us be honest. For today we are involved in a full-scale military operation in Chechnya. We call it a war against terrorism, but it is absolutely clear that, when artillery and aviation are employed and the troops have already approached the Terek River, this certainly means war.

 

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