Opponents of renovation (mass demolition of Khrushchev-era buildings) in Moscow intend to appeal to the Federation Council of the Russian Federation and President Vladimir Putin so that the former does not pass the law on renovation, and the latter does not sign it.
This decision was made today at a round table in the Moscow City Duma “Renovation in Moscow: what did they end up doing?”
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On the eve of the consideration of the issue at the Federation Council on June 27, activists intend to attend a reception at the reception of the President of the Russian Federation.
“Maybe the president is not aware of what is happening here in the capital of our state. Hope dies last. Let's hope that people who mean something will hear our arguments. The question is how to convey these arguments. Naturally, you can’t convey this to Putin. It’s unlikely that they will let me into the Federation Council, but this appeal will force them to at least read our transcript,” said Moscow City Duma deputy Elena Shuvalova, the host of the round table.