In the Putin era, Yavlinsky's party has remained a curious outlier to both "systemic politics" and "nonsystemic politics," having lost its Duma presence in 2007 but remaining an officially registered party that is still viewed by many oppositionists as compromised and pro-establishment. Grigory Yavlinskiy, economist and politician, 15 Jan 2011, photo by Skilpaddle, CC BY-SA 3.0; Wikimedia Commons.
En la era de Putin, el partido de Yavlinsky ha mantenido una variable atípica entre "políticas sistemáticas" y "políticas no sistemáticas", al haber perdido presencia en la Duma (asambleas representativas de la Rusia moderna) en 2007, pero haber mantenido un partido registrado oficialmente que todavía es considerado por muchos opositores como un partido comprometido y pro-establishment.