Russkaia Kamorra, ili Putin v okruzhenii - El'-Miurid

El-Myrid (Anatoly Nesmiyan) is one of the three most popular opposition publicists of the "powerful" direction; his closest pen comrades are Maxim Kalashnikov and Alexei Kungurov. In his new book, El-Mourid compares The Power Structures of Russia to the infamous Camorra, the Italian mafia. It shows how the political and economic interests of the "Russian Camorra" are lobbied by certain persons in the highest circles of government, and cites as an example the strange, at first glance, laws passed by the Duma and the government. Special attention is paid to the close entourage of President Putin - I. Shuvalov, I. Sechin, S. Shoigu, A. Bastrykin and others. How loyal they are to Putin, the author asks, whether the president can trust them, when, on the one hand, there is growing discontent with the "camorra" who does not want to lose profits because of certain political moves of Putin, and on the other hand, rapidly worsens social situation in the country? To answer this question, the book gives an analysis of the activities of Putin's entourage in recent times.