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A DEPUTY FROM SARATOV PREDICTED BANKRUPTCY OF THE CITY

... 37 billion, and if we take into account the new territories annexed to the city (several neighboring villages), it should be around 50 billion. Otherwise, the development of the city may be under threat. Such reasoning forced the mayor of the city, Mikhail Isaev, to enter into polemics. According to Isaev, it was not worth making economic claims. At the same time, in response to Komarov's words about the possible bankruptcy of Saratov, the mayor did not find anything better than to point out to the deputy that there were violations of labor legislation in his trade structures, revealed as a result of special raids. Komarov had no choice but to declare that his enterprises were ...

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