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A cultural and fair program was held before the polling stations of the Smolensk district

On the days of elections of deputies of the State Duma in front of the Smolensk municipal district organized festive events for residents

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A cultural and fair program was held before the polling stations of the Smolensk district

On the days of elections of deputies of the State Duma in front of the Smolensk municipal district organized festive events for residents.

Creative teams of local cultural houses performed with concerts and choreographic numbers, and for children held game programs and master classes. In addition, trade from local farmers was organized at the sites: residents could buy fresh vegetables, honey, pastries, cheeses and meat products without margins. Such events created a warm and unifying festive atmosphere for all participants.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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