e, mikhail kotyukov, mikhail hello mikhailovich. well, your microphone is almost finished.vote, were there any significant violations? this is an important question that we ask. and now to all those who conduct the elections, good evening, dear viewers. uh, according to the electoral commission's data, no significant violations were recorded during the elections, and the turnout is still being counted, but we can already say that the number of krasnoyarsk residents who came to the polling station exceeded, uh, the last elections, so i think that it is quite active company. they i agree with you that the marathon is over, everything is just beginning. well, the most important thing is that the work begins after all. as i understand it, there is a possibility that the results have not yet been calculated, but they will still continue to work, but let’s talk about these matters that now need to be resolved. and what are the most important regional socio-economic problems you plan to solve in the event of victory, of course. over the past months, have you been able to delve int

hello dear friends. this is a podcast of the lives of wonderful people and with you i am its leading writer alexey varlamov, and today we will talk to the wonderful writer and philosopher mikhail mikhailovichis a name from childhood school years, when you wrote dictations of presentation, the authors, who were none other than our hero mikhail prishvin, by the way, say e this is a tradition when soviet schoolchildren wrote their first lines based on his texts in school notebooks. it happened during his lifetime in the 30s and 40s. and prishvin was very amused by this, because he himself was a careless student. he was retained for the second year. then everyone kicked him out of the gymnasium. and so he wrote that so many years had passed since you kicked me out of school. and now according to me through books, children learn to write and read. well, of course, for most of us, this is a naturalist writer, the author of wonderful stories about birds, dogs, and other animals about trees, about nature, in general. and i thought so for a long time, until, during the times of glasnost and perestroika , i came across his diary in the october magazine. and this diary absolutely changed my understan