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Руснаците си искат Путин за президент и след 2018 г.Две трети от анкетираните руснаци са на мнение, че "дейността на Путин като държавен глава изцяло е в интерес на хора като тях". През последните години този показател видимо се е повишил - от 36 на сто през септември 2012 г. спрямо сегашните 66 процента. 2/3 от руснаците искат Владимир Путин да остане президент на Русия и след 2018 г. когато изтича неговият трети мандат на поста. Така смятат 66 на сто от жителите на страната, показват публикувани днес данни от допитване на местния фонд "Обществено мнение", цитирани от ИТАР-ТАСС. Според по-голяма част от анкетираните са на мнение, че " дейността на Путин като държавен глава изцяло е в интерес на хора като тях", отбелязва агенцията. През последните години този показател видимо се е повишил - от 36 на сто през септември 2012 г. спрямо сегашните 66 процента. Още по-голям дял от запитаните - 74 на сто, заявяват, че дейността на Путин като президент отговаря на личните им очаквания отпреди две години, когато е бил избран. При това според 55 на сто от участниците в анкетата Владимир Путин изпълнява в момента президентските си задължения по-добре, отколкото през първите си два мандата. Почти половината (41 процента от анкетираните) вярват, че най-сериозните промени към по-добро в Русия стават благодарение на Путин, а към по-лошо - поради независещи от него причини.
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Two-thirds of Russians want Putin to remain president after 2018Sixty-six percent of Russian citizens want Vladimir Putin to continue at his presidential post for the next term, the latest opinion poll shows. The respondents especially praised his efforts in foreign policy and in strengthening Russian military. According to the Public Opinion foundation, two thirds of Russians also claimed that Putin’s policies were fully in line with their own interests. The number rose from 36 percent in September 2012 to 66 percent in June this year. Even more Russians agreed that Putin’s work as a president matched the expectations they experienced during the elections two years ago. In addition, 55 percent of those polled hold that during the current term Putin was fulfilling his duties better than during his first and second terms in office. When asked which of Putin’s steps they approved of most, 29 percent of Russian public nominated the accession of Crimea and Sevastopol into the Russian Federation, 7 percent mentioned the efforts for political settlement of the Ukrainian crisis, 5 percent said it was the successful hosting of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi and four percent answered that it was Russian foreign policy in general. Most respondents also pointed out the President’s successes in strengthening the country’s military potential and in defending Russia’s positions in the international politics. In mid-March this year another influential polling agency – the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center, VCIOM, released a report claiming that Vladimir Putin’s rating has risen 15 percent since the beginning of 2014 and stands at 75.7 percent – the highest in the last five years. According to VCIOM, most people connected their approval of the president with his good handling of the Ukrainian political crisis and the help extended to the people of Crimea. Resources: Two-thirds of Russians want Putin to remain president after 2018 - More news from this category Sportsmen who do not win must not get paid - Communists16.07.2014, 17:03 RT.com Nationalists seek to change Russian flag to Tsarist imperial standard16.07.2014, 13:53 RT.com Russia offers extended visa-free stay to Ukrainian refugees15.07.2014, 11:53 RT.com Putin: No plans for BRICS military, political alliance15.07.2014, 05:38 RT.com Top parliamentarian vows to thwart US plans to isolate Russia14.07.2014, 12:37 RT.com - Similar news Happy birthday, Mr. President14.08.2014, 16:11 KHL.ru Rīgas siltums: heating price will remain low up until October08.08.2014, 15:34 BNN-news.com Latvian President does not plan to interrupt his vacation because of Russian sanctions08.08.2014, 11:37 BNN-news.com In pictures: Witty Ukrainian cartoons depict downfall of Putin30.07.2014, 13:42 BNN-news.com Putin: US sanctions contradict its national interests, will backfire17.07.2014, 02:18 RT.com