Peak hour 01/30/1996 (1996)

Telecast №74711, 1 part, duration: 0:23:22
Production: VID
Anchor:Kiselev Dmitry

Reel №1

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Alexander Livshits expresses readiness to execute the order of the president of the Russian Federation and pay off debts on wages to miners.

It speaks of the birth of the leaders of trade union movements of another formation.

The issue of possible closure of unprofitable mines is raised, following the example of Great Britain and Ukraine.

The forthcoming restructuring of the coal mining industry is being discussed; employment of miners; relocation of families of miners from the North.

On the technical condition of the mines: Alexander Livshits shares his impressions after visiting the mine in Kemerovo.

Explains the source of funding to pay off debts.

The planned budget expenditures in 1996 are announced in various directions.

The largest expense item is the restoration of Chechnya.

Alexander Livshits talks about his meeting with the President.

The issue of distribution of the sphere of influence and authority in the country's governing bodies is being considered.

He comments on Vladimir Kadannikov's appointment as First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation.

Alexander Livshits talks about the difficult situation in the economy amid the events in Chechnya.

Critical to the economic results of the past year.

Fragment of the statement of Boris Yeltsin, following the results of the military operation of the federal forces in the village of Pervomaiskoye to free hostages captured in Kizlyar.

After this speech, Prosecutor General Yury Skuratov made an adjustment to the president's statements.

This event has sown the doubt that the head of state owns a complete and reliable information picture of what is happening, in particular, in economic matters.

Alexander Livshits talks about the reigning mood on the background of the pre-election campaign, predicts the development of the economic situation.

The issue of indexing the deposits of the population - depreciated savings of the early 1990s, payment of arrears to the military

Alexander Livshits talks about the measures prepared by state bodies to protect deceived investors from the structures using various financial machinations and pyramids.

Personnel:

Livshits Alexander is an economist, statesman and politician, assistant to the president on economic issues (1994-96).

Calendar: 01/30/1996

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