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All of these incidents are showing that there is a corruption and crime reign over the economy of St. Petersburg instead of law and fair competition. There’s no protection of private property, no guarantees of investments. Public authorities, including the executive branch, courts, police, prosecutors, acting in concert with the dishonest businessmen; all of them are engaged in misappropriation of others investments, another’s businesses, another’s property, another’s money. Neither crisis nor unemployment nor the rising social tension can keep down their avidity.
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Michael Kerjman
Oct 1 2009
The Earth,
Australia
Is any news from the CIS/Russia at all?
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Are bribes in Russia higher than in the Ukraine?
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(Global Perspectives)
The Sphere of the Housing and communal services: independent service companies were not allowed to the market with the help of their powerful resources. Those brave who had tried to get away from monopoly to independent service providers, were exposed to violence and/or get into criminal cases. As a result, buildings and their systems are fall into decay, quality of service does not increase. Huge amounts of money allocated for housing and communal services.
The Sphere of the Tenant relations: Small businessmen have rented premises from the city authorities. Entrepreneurs have invested huge amounts of money to repair of the premises; many of them were in emergency state before. Then, The Government of St. Petersburg sold many of the premises to others, without any compensation for tenants.
The Sphere of the Tenant relations: Small businessmen have rented premises from the city authorities. Entrepreneurs have invested huge amounts of money to repair of the premises; many of them were in emergency state before. Then, The Government of St. Petersburg sold many of the premises to others, without any compensation for tenants.
(Local Perspectives)
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