Who took on the presidential election third place with 5,65% votes Vladimir Zhirinovsky suggested that the State Duma to consider its initiative to move to 12-hour working day. According to Zhirinovsky, Duma to work with 9:00 to 21:00 - So, how does he (in his own words). Zhirinovsky also proposed to deprive deputies of the holidays. Website LDPR is a statement of the party leader:
It is not necessary at all to arrange our vacation, let us work every day from nine to nine, I am working, I spoke at the debate, only one of the candidates. They were all weak, We left the studio, We can not always discuss. therefore, if you do not have enough power and strength, it is not necessary to participate in the presidential elections. Not enough health and stamina to be a deputy of the State Duma? You are welcome, then it is not necessary.
Against this background, political analysts in Russia predict parties , represented in the parliament, but do not have the majority, reform. One of the most high-profile announcement came as part of the so-called factional pronouncements by the State Duma deputy Dmitry Ioannina. The deputy wrote Facebook, that the "Fair Russia", Liberal Democratic Party and the Communist Party might think about combining in one game.
From his notes:
In the first post-election meeting of the President of the State Duma, we, Fair Russia Party, We made a political proposal to unite the opposition parties. Political statement sounded just within factional desyatiminutok.
work CP, CPRF and the LDPR in the Duma has long demonstrated the potential to combine. On many issues we have voted the same way.
Today, we can come together as part of the control over the execution of domestic policy issues, which we cross with paragraphs Presidential Address to the Federal Assembly of Russia.
Merging into a single center-left coalition will join the efforts to create a real alternative “United Russia”. Least, must return to the practice of the blocks and unite to the next major elections in the regions and in the next State Duma elections.
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