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Customer support - French speaking. Rodina, as the only party of the three with seats in the Duma, dominated the unification process. At the party's founding convention, chairman Sergey Mironov expressed support for the direction given to the country by President Vladimir Putin , claiming that "we will not allow anyone to veer from it after Putin leaves his post in ".

At the same time he harshly criticised Putin's party United Russia and what Mironov called the largest party's "monopoly" of the nation's political, economic and administrative resources. The members of the political party Spravedlivaya Rossiya A Just Russia are people who have united in order to strengthen the Russian state in the interests of the people, and to create a just and equitable society in Russia. Such a society, which honours traditions, is proud of its history, and respects the elder generation, is constantly evolving and looks to the future with confidence.

According to Professor Richard Sakwa , the siloviki faction in the Presidential administration supported the establishment of A Just Russia; the aim was to create a more left-oriented alternative to United Russia. The leading force behind United Russia, Vladislav Surkov , opposed the creation of the new party. In October , shortly after its creation, A Just Russia participated in its first elections, when the party's candidate Victor Tarhov won the mayoral race in Samara.

The March regional elections were dominated by United Russia, but A Just Russia also put up a strong performance. In particular, the new party won a majority in the regional parliament in Stavropol Krai. The emergence of A Just Russia changed Russia's political landscape and demonstrated that the country's leadership had been split between two parties. United Russia supporters in the presidential administration grew wary of the challenge posed by A Just Russia, worrying that United Russia would lose its position as "the president's party". Before the Duma elections, the Kremlin had withdrawn its support of A Just Russia, and threw its weight entirely behind United Russia.

On 19 January , in a press conference dedicated to upcoming Duma elections, Secretary of the Central Party Council of A Just Russia Alexander Babakov announced that the party had approximately , members. In May , A Just Russia's chairman Sergey Mironov proposed a merger between his party and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation , in order to create a new unified socialist party. However, his proposal was rejected by Gennady Zyuganov , leader of the Communists, who claimed that A Just Russia's claim to be a leftist party was "a charade".

In the run-up to the December Duma elections , President Vladimir Putin —the country's most popular politician—explicitly and unequivocally endorsed the United Russia party, and decided to head its national list. Putin's decision significantly changed the election campaign and resulted in a massive boost to United Russia's popularity.

This represented a harsh blow to A Just Russia, which also had hoped to ride on Putin's popularity. A Just Russia appointed three persons to its national list: This was more than the Communists but less than United Russia In the end, A Just Russia received 5,, votes 7. As a result, A Just Russia got 38 of the seats 8.

Mironov said he would not take up his seat in the Duma himself, but instead continue as the Chairman of the Federation Council. On 10 December , A Just Russia was part of a coalition of parties which nominated Dmitry Medvedev as their candidate for the Presidential elections. On 25 April , A Just Russia held its third annual congress, where the party expelled thousands of members who were not aware that they were members. The party's charter was amended at the congress to make mergers easier. The congress also disbanded the party's politburo and transferred its functions to the Central Council.

The politburo's chairman, Nikolai Levichev , who also heads A Just Russia's faction in the State Duma , was elected as the council's first secretary. This means that the total of parties that have merged into A Just Russia is nine. In the — State Duma, A Just Russia became a strong supporter of the Medvedev modernisation programme , endorsing President Dmitry Medvedev 's view that Russia must move towards a diversified post-industrial economy and democratisation of its political system.

A Just Russia voted against Prime Minister Putin's anti-crisis plan in April and also voted against the governments budgets in and The party has declared absolute opposition to Putin's government, while remaining supportive of Medvedev.

"ярмарка" English translation

A Just Russia has announced that they will not run in the Russian presidential election, and that the party will support current president Vladimir Putin for the elections. A Just Russia has 23 representatives in the seat State Duma. The party holds two committee chairmanships: In the upper house, the Federation Council , the party has 12 members, representing the interests of different regions. On the sub-national level, the party has a total of deputies in 66 regional assemblies. In , the party had , members and claimed to be the largest left-wing party in Russia. A Just Russia calls for a welfare state with less economic inequality , but protecting individual property rights and maintaining a market economy.

Under Sergey Mironov , the party has presented itself as a socialist alternative to the Communist Party [28] and describes its ideology as "New Socialism of the 21st century", but emphasises that it does not wish to return to "Soviet bureaucratic socialism". It represents a more individualist or libertarian socialism. Improving the socio-economic position of the average Russian is the party's primary aim.

In the — Duma, A Just Russia declared absolute opposition to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin 's government, voting against the government's budgets in and , while remaining strongly supportive of President Dmitry Medvedev and his modernisation programme. A Just Russia is a full member of the Socialist International.