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Nasha Canada - Toronto Russian Newspaper

Nasha Canada Publishing

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Toronto, ON, M3J 3M2, Canada

Phone:   647-435-8619

E-mail:  nashacanada@yahoo.ca

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RED NOTICE - Interview with Bill Browder

"Nasha Canada": - You spent the first 10 years in Russia as a successful investor and the past 10 years as a critic of Putin's regime trying to get justice for the late Sergei Magnitsky. Your devotion to Sergei's memory resulted in Magnitsky Act that was signed by Obama in December 2014. Which of these two periods of your life you are proud of more?

Bill Browder: - I'm proud of both. The challenges of business and human rights both brought great rewards, but certainly fighting for justice is much more meaningful than fighting for money.

- Overall how would you judge the effectiveness of the Magnitsky Act?

- We can judge the impact of the Magnitsky Act by looking at Putin's reaction to it. After it was passed, he took the most extreme steps imaginable by banning American adoption of disabled Russian orphans and putting Sergei Magnitsky on trial posthumously.
In practical terms, the Magnitsky Act creates the first set of consequences for human rights violators in Russia ever. While asset freezes and visa bans are hardly comparable to torture and murder, they are a lot better than the total impunity many human rights abusers enjoyed before the law was passed.


- Recent developments in Ukraine led to a deep polarization of opinions amongst Russian speaking immigrants in the west. Many fiercely defend Putin's actions largely due to the influence of Russian state TV stations. One can imagine that the propaganda is only stronger within Russia. Do you think that the removal of Mr. Putin as the country's leader will remedy the situation?

- It all depends on who removes Putin. If he's replaced by a popular revolution, you could get a leader who doesn't deceive the population and steal like Putin. But it is also possible, Putin is replaced by someone just as nationalistic as him. The problem is that nobody really knows.

- Do you think that Russians are capable of what Ukrainians have done on the Maidan?

- If the economic situation in Russia gets bad enough, I think the Russians are definitely capable of a Russian Maidan. This is what scares Putin and everyone in his regime most. In my opinion, the war in Ukraine's main purpose is to distract the Russians from their economic worries specifically to avoid people with pitchforks showing up on Red Square.

- We know that Red Notice will soon be published in Russian and available on Amazon. Are you planning to sell Russian edition of the book in Russia? Or,do you think it will be banned as usual?

- Unfortunately, Red Notice has been effectively banned in Russia. There's not a single Russian publisher or online book seller who will touch Red Notice in Russia. I'm sure Red Notice will find its way into Russia like Samizdat, but it will happen on its own by Russians who want this story to be told.

- There is a saying that it is not a tragedy when a dictator considers a citizen a slave, but it is a tragedy when the citizen agrees with it. Do you think Russia today is a slave state

- I think Putin is trying to make Russia his own personal fiefdom where he can take anything he wants. But I also think that with modern day communications and the Internet, his long term success at doing that is limited. Either he has to go the way of North Korea and completely cut everyone off, or eventually his population will no longer tolerate it.

- British authorities have finally started to fight the money laundering from Russia. Can you give us at least an approximate number of the stolen Russian money that invested in British banks?

- There is hundreds of billions of dollars of stolen Russian money in UK banks, real estate and shares.

- Many families of Russian government officials live in Great Britain, specifically in London. Did you have any contacts with those wives and children of Russian beaurocrats? What is their opinion of Putin?

- I don't associate with these people in London. But surely they will be hoping he doesn't lose power because their livelihood depends on it.

- What is your favourite memory of Boris Nemtsov?

- Travelling together in a van to a meeting of Russian opposition members in Helsinki in 2010 and joking about how much Putin and his cronies would hate it if we succeeded in getting a Magnitsky law imposed in the US.

- Are you personally afraid of Vladimir Putin?

- He surely would like to get rid of me, but I don't live in fear.

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15 января 2015 года в Москве митинг в поддержку братьев Навальных.

В заметке об акции протеста Роскомнадзор усмотрел призывы к экстремистской деятельности
Фото: Gordonua.com

Российская Федеральная служба по надзору в сфере связи, информационных технологий и массовых коммуникаций (Роскомнадзор) потребовала от издания "ГОРДОН" удалить новость о готовящемся на 15 января 2015 года в Москве митинге в поддержку братьев Навальных.

В письме Роскомнадзора, полученном 20 декабря, сказано, что издание должно снять эту заметку в течение суток на основании требования российский Генпрокуратуры. В противном случае доступ к сайту в России будет заблокирован.

В материале, в котором всего лишь сообщалось о запланированном на январь митинге, ведомство усмотрело призывы к массовым беспорядкам, осуществлению экстремистской деятельности и участию в массовых мероприятиях, проводимых с нарушением установленного порядка.

Главный редактор "ГОРДОНа" Алеся Бацман сообщила, что на данный момент редакция проводит консультации с юристами.

"До какой абсурдной точки в страхе потерять власть может дойти кремлевская диктатура? Сначала Роскомнадзор требует удалить отдельные неугодные правящей верхушке статьи, а потом отключит в России весь интернет? Куда ведет эта дорога? Мы сейчас советуемся с нашими юристами, как правильно поступить в данной ситуации. Главное, чтобы не пострадали наши читатели, которые привыкли получать от нас честную и объективную информацию", – сказала Бацман.

Russian Newspaper Toronto - Nasha Canada

NASHA CANADA - the Toronto-based community newspaper aiming at over 300,000 Russian speaking immigrants in GTA.
Immigrants from the former Soviet Union, Russia, Ukraine, Israel etc. despite their national diversity all have a common cultural background and are capable of communicating in the Russian language. This ethnic and cultural group is now one of the fastest growing communities in GTA.
Established in May 2001, NASHA CANADA developed into the most respectful and popular publication in the Russian-speaking community. It's the first and only professional Russian newspaper in Canada.
We see as our mission in informing, educating and entertaining.
We communicate not only content - we communicate culture, tradition and attitude. We don't just tell the story - we express our opinion on it. And we always do it with a great deal of humor. That's our "trademark".
NASHA CANADA works in cooperation with very famous and talented authors and journalists all around the world - Russia, Ukraine, Israel, USA, Germany - countries that have become new homelands for more than 10 million Russian-speaking immigrants. Our contributing authors take pride in their works being published in NASHA CANADA .

We offer professional and accurate translation services from English to Russian for all your advertising and marketing materials. In our translation portfolio are publications for Schulich School of Business, Ritz Carlton Hotel, etc.

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