Chants of “Russia without Putin” and “we need another Russia” rings in the two events Sunday. The report stated that 200 people had also gathered in the center of the city of Nizhny Novgorod but without being arrested.
Large rallies were witnessed in Moscow earlier this month was the largest since the early years of the turbulent Government afterwards and brings together the various political forces that marginalized since Putin rose to power in 1999.
But those who were detained on Saturday brought in most of the roads by the leader of the left-wing radical and writer Eduard Limonov–arrested on many occasions at the end of the month another unsanctioned events that mark the right to freedom of Assembly.