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Old woman’s life changes due to Putin’s Q&A session
Published: 03 December, 2009, 23:11
Edited: 12 December, 2009, 19:17
TAGS: Putin, Russia, Mass media
Putin's question-and-answer session brought immediate results for one 84-year-old woman. She got a new home… in minutes.
The nephew of the World War II veteran complained to Russia's Prime Minister that authorities in the city of Azov repeatedly failed to find her a home.
Putin promised to help, and within 40 minutes of the session, the pensioner had a new home.
The local government held an extraordinary meeting while Putin was still answering questions on television, and the region's governor immediately got things moving.
The local government held an extraordinary meeting while Putin was still answering questions on television, and the region's governor immediately got things moving.
03.12.2009, 20:34
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It is shameful that a Prime minister has to be the one to force people to do the right thing by an old lady. Perhaps the bureaucrats should be fired and let them live in a dugout and eat grass. Too many bureaucrats, too few workers. Too many billionaires, too much taxation of working people.