A mid protests and accusations of fraud by the ruling party, the Duma, the lower house of Russian parliament is elected will continue to hold its first meeting on December 21 next week.
Many new faces will join in the Duma, of whom is a former heavyweight boxer Nikolai Valuyev, tennis player Marat Safin, and a number of Russian conglomerate.
However, most attention is the figure of Mary Kozhevnikova, a cover model of Playboy magazine Russian edition. In fact, some time ago, women were 27 years Russia has been named sexiest woman by Maxim magazine.
In addition to being the face of the cover of Playboy, showing off her curves Kozhevnikova on seven pages in the magazine. "Playboy magazine invites readers to meet her and know her," so the title on the cover of Playboy was published in 2009.
Kozhevnikova is a member of the Young Guard, the youth wing of United Russia party leader Vladimir Putin. As is known, this party was facing charges of fraud in the election that was held last December 4.
"This is a very big event in my life," said Kozhevnikova after confirmed as a member of the Duma as a representative of the city of Tomsk in Siberia.
"I'm just an ordinary citizen of the Russian Federation. With the problems that I face every day, now I have a place to voice their difficulties and offer solutions," she explained.
"I think it's time the youth voice heard. The future of our country belongs to young people and we also have to be involved in it," continued Kozhevnikova with gusto.
"I am facing a problem, like you can not find a job after college or buying your own apartment," said lead singer Love Stories, a famous vocal group in Russia.
Although Kozhevnikova describes herself as an ordinary Russian woman, rumor that blew in Moscow called the family is an ally of Putin.
Her father was Alexander Kozhevnikov, a former ice hockey national team players in the era of the Soviet Union, who had twice won Olympic gold medals.
Maria Kozhevnikova also showed her loyalty to Putin by criticizing the protests that occurred after the presidential election. She warned the protesters would be "a professional provocateur" who has a mission to "burn" the people. "This (demonstration) could lead to fall victim from civilians," she warned.
The main actress in the television series "University" was affirmed her position that she supports "strong Russia" under Putin.
Many new faces will join in the Duma, of whom is a former heavyweight boxer Nikolai Valuyev, tennis player Marat Safin, and a number of Russian conglomerate.
However, most attention is the figure of Mary Kozhevnikova, a cover model of Playboy magazine Russian edition. In fact, some time ago, women were 27 years Russia has been named sexiest woman by Maxim magazine.
In addition to being the face of the cover of Playboy, showing off her curves Kozhevnikova on seven pages in the magazine. "Playboy magazine invites readers to meet her and know her," so the title on the cover of Playboy was published in 2009.
Kozhevnikova is a member of the Young Guard, the youth wing of United Russia party leader Vladimir Putin. As is known, this party was facing charges of fraud in the election that was held last December 4.
"This is a very big event in my life," said Kozhevnikova after confirmed as a member of the Duma as a representative of the city of Tomsk in Siberia.
"I'm just an ordinary citizen of the Russian Federation. With the problems that I face every day, now I have a place to voice their difficulties and offer solutions," she explained.
"I think it's time the youth voice heard. The future of our country belongs to young people and we also have to be involved in it," continued Kozhevnikova with gusto.
"I am facing a problem, like you can not find a job after college or buying your own apartment," said lead singer Love Stories, a famous vocal group in Russia.
Although Kozhevnikova describes herself as an ordinary Russian woman, rumor that blew in Moscow called the family is an ally of Putin.
Her father was Alexander Kozhevnikov, a former ice hockey national team players in the era of the Soviet Union, who had twice won Olympic gold medals.
Maria Kozhevnikova also showed her loyalty to Putin by criticizing the protests that occurred after the presidential election. She warned the protesters would be "a professional provocateur" who has a mission to "burn" the people. "This (demonstration) could lead to fall victim from civilians," she warned.
The main actress in the television series "University" was affirmed her position that she supports "strong Russia" under Putin.
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