and today our guest is political scientist andrei lazutkin. good day, andrey.ong time no see, very glad to see you. how it went, but now the country is living with the upcoming elections: february 25th is a single day voting and we are interested in what kind of participation you will take as a political scientist, perhaps, in this process. i think i will take part in the debriefing, this is the most interesting part that happens after the elections in any case. for example, or there are problems in poland , in lithuania that haunt us, and in this regard, they remain, the same centers that coordinate the opposition there, but at the same time our society is depoliticized today, this is reflected in programs, candidates, at the meetings that take place, at such very much interest in principle in the electoral process, why? because today people already have a certain level of confidence in the elections , not that they lack trust, but rather an immunity to such loud promises , some colorful calls, some direct action, as they used to say there: come out, do someth

this opinion was expressed by political scientist andrei lazutkin in the program studio.

and now andrey lazutkin speaks. dear viewers, i hope you liked it our transmission.ive richly. it’s difficult to wish for anything different for our elections, because we’ve probably already experienced two. the most difficult period in our history for 3 years, this is not only the twentieth year, but also the mark of the russian chevyk wagner, those who survived the first and second, they are already completely confident in the future, so i think everything will be fine and harder already definitely won't. andrey, please leave, as is tradition, an autograph of wishes for us, our viewers. come on, young people already use their hands he doesn’t draw anything, you know, motor skills are lost, that’s because i drew on... walls , probably only at a hooligan young age, the skill, of course, was also lost, but nevertheless , as you can see, we coped with this task, i wrote a phrase : everything goes according to plan. how do i remember hunting yesterday, march 22nd ? in their place, memorials appeared thanks to caring belarusians, and these are talking shields against gen

the “say don’t be silent” program is on air again, and today our guest is political scientist andrei lazutkintor riots. a third of countries are gripped by farmer protests. let's look at some information from our colleagues from the telenews agency. europeans demand to stop strangling the economy of the ues in ukraine. the restrictions introduced, in particular the abolition of a number of benefits for agricultural producers, turned into a large-scale crisis every day that covers more and more european countries. today, tractor riots are raging in a third of eu countries. italy, germany, france, italy, spain, the netherlands. farmers are demanding a ban on cheap food imports from ukraine, which undermines purchasing prices in the eu. farmers also need compensation for fuel prices that have soared as a result of the introduced prices. requests from farmers, so instead of taking urgent measures to save their economy, german chancellor scholz is preparing for a trip to washington and intends to push through biden’s bill to allocate $60 billion to kiev. well, macron attended the royal receptions,