Sergey Mironov

The name of the Russian politician Sergei Mikhailovich Mironov has long occupied an honorable place in a number of the most famous names of domestic “heavyweights”. In his native St. Petersburg, he began his career ascent. First, he held executive positions in various commercial enterprises of the Northern capital. Then for 10 years he headed the Federation Council of the city. He ran twice for the presidency.

Sergei Mikhailovich Mironov was born in Pushkin, Leningrad Region in February 1953. The politician's parents, Galina Fedorovna Varlamova and Mikhail Emelyanovich Mironov, were born in the Russian outback, in the Tver and Novgorod regions. Mom was an instructor in party registration, and my father, Russian by nationality, was a front-line soldier who went through the Great Patriotic War, remained in the ranks of the armed forces. The grandfather of the current leader of the A Just Russia faction, Yemelyan Eremeevich, was shot in 1937.

Sergei Mironov studied at school number 410. He not only succeeded in his studies, but also demonstrated leadership qualities: in the 9th grade he was chosen as a Komsomol organizer. He demonstrated the ability to persuade by convincing classmates of the immorality of cheating. Sergei, sociable and benevolent, was loved and respected in the class. Many considered him a great romantic.

Probably, this was the reason for the choice of profession: after the 9th grade, the guy went to the Industrial College, choosing the geological prospecting faculty. But after the first year, Sergei Mironov dropped out and went to Siberia. There he came to understand that without education he would not be able to take place in the profession. Therefore, he returned to Leningrad and again entered the 1st year of the same technical school.

After finishing the first semester, I went on a geological expedition to the Kola Peninsula. But in the 2nd year, the educational process was again interrupted: this time Sergei Mironov went to serve in the air force, although he had a reprieve from service. From 1971 to 1973 he served in Lithuania and Azerbaijan.

After demobilization, the young man decided not to return to the technical school, but to finish his studies in a ten-year evening school. Having received a certificate, he entered the Mining Institute.

In the second year, it seemed to the active and energetic Sergei Mironov that student life was too measured. Therefore, he transferred to an evening form of study and got a job as a geophysicist. At the same time, he was engaged in Komsomol work and was even elected deputy of the institute Komsomol organizer.

Having received a university degree, the young geologist went on a long expedition to Mongolia, where, together with a group of colleagues, he explored uranium deposits.

He returned to the city on the Neva in 1986, when he turned 33. Before the collapse of the USSR, he received a second higher education at the Technical University. Now he had one more specialty - an economist.

Sergey Mironov was able to apply the acquired knowledge in practice, occupying leading positions in reputable commercial structures.

The political biography of Sergei Mironov began in 1994. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg.

Three years later, the young politician increased the number of diplomas with two more: he graduated from the Russian Academy of Public Administration under the head of state and the law faculty of St. Petersburg State University. But even after that he did not put an end to his education: in 2000 he entered the philosophy faculty of the State University, choosing a correspondence course.

At the same time, the promising politician was elected vice-chairman of the Legislative Assembly and entrusted with the work of deputy head of the city electoral headquarters of presidential candidate Vladimir Putin.

In the summer of the following year, Mironov took up his duties in the Senate, and in the winter he became speaker. Vladimir Putin recommended him for this position. The very first proposal of Sergei Mikhailovich in the new post was the extension of the presidential term of office. But Vladimir Vladimirovich considered it inexpedient to increase the term to 7 years.

Since 2002, Sergei Mironov has headed the Council of the Interparliamentary Assembly of the CIS countries, since 2003 he began to lead the Party of Life.

Considering that he has the relevant experience and authority, the politician registered a candidate for the post of head of state in 2004. But he got less than 1% of the votes.

Since the end of 2006, the St. Petersburg politician has led a new left-wing opposition party formed by the merger of the three parties. She was named "Fair Russia". And again, Sergei Mironov put forward a proposal to extend the presidential term of office. Moreover, he spoke in favor of increasing the term of office of the head of state up to 3 times in a row, and not 2 times. This his proposal, as well as another, about the unification of the "SR" and the Communist Party ", did not find support. The communists declared that A Just Russia did not meet the criteria of a “left” political force.

Nevertheless, Mironov's party, thanks to the charismatic leader, is gaining high ratings and in 2010 passes to the State Duma, receiving the status of a parliamentary force. In the same year, A Just Russia signed an agreement with the United Russia party to support the policies of the incumbent president and prime minister.

In 2011, Sergei Mikhailovich Mironov was registered as a deputy of the State Duma and again headed the "Fair Russia".

And the following year, the party leader took part in the presidential elections and won 3.86% of the vote.

In 2014, a statesman who supports Vladimir Putin's policy in Ukraine was added to the EU sanctions list. And the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs even opened a criminal case against him. The reason was the suspicion of Mironov's assistance to the militia of the South-East of the country.

In the middle of next year, the head of "SR" put forward a proposal on how to solve the acute housing problem in Russia. Sergei Mironov said that an alternative to mortgages, which only 1 out of 10 compatriots can afford, could be the introduction of the practice of building and savings banks. It has already been tested and has given good results in many countries around the world.

And the "SR" faction has introduced a new draft law, which prohibits the collection of money for major repairs from Russians. Sergei Mironov initiated a ban on changing the clock hands to summer and winter time. Repeatedly tried to promote a law on toughening anti-corruption measures. Sergei Mironov is convinced that it is necessary to fight corruption by introducing criminal punishment with confiscation of property from the accused and from his close relatives. Sergei Mironov's quote about the need to imprison corrupt officials for 25 years has gained popularity among the people.

In 2016, the all-Russian action "Do or Leave!" Started. The demands put forward by the party, with the support of citizens, are the abolition of the transport tax, the return of the property tax for individuals to the previous level.

Several books have been published from the pen of Sergei Mironov, among which are "The Horizon Line", "Mironov Sergei Mikhailovich. 10 years in politics ”,“ Overtaking on the left lane: lessons of political struggle ”. In 2009, the collection “Russia is behind us: selected articles, speeches, interviews with the chairman of the political party Fair Russia S.M. Mironov” was published. The party leader also maintains microblogging on the social networks Instagram and Twitter, where information and photos about the public events and meetings held are published. Sergei Mironov reports on speeches at plenary sessions in the State Duma from the pages of the official website. Often, Sergei Mikhailovich's speeches can be heard on the air of the Ekho Moskvy radio station.

The first wife of the politician was the cousin of his former classmate named Elena. They met in childhood and met for a long time. But they decided to enter into an official marriage only when Mironov returned from the army and became a student at the Mining Institute. At that time, he was 24 years old.

Elena had a technical education, but she worked as a guide-translator, as she was fluent in several foreign languages.

In 1979, the couple had their first child, Yaroslav. Today he works as a programmer in the IT field. Yaroslav has already made his father a grandfather, two children are being raised in his family.

The politician's first marriage fell apart in 1984. During a trip to Mongolia, Sergei Mironov met an attractive young woman - a geologist from Yekaterinburg. A romance broke out between him and Lyubov, which lasted 5 years. Sergei Mikhailovich did not want to keep this relationship a secret any longer.

After a divorce from his first wife, he married again. He lived in his second marriage for 20 years: 5 - in Asia and 15 - in his native St. Petersburg. The couple had a daughter, Irina, who later became a lawyer.

However, the personal life of Sergei Mironov again made a sharp turn.

In the Legislative Assembly, he met his daughter's namesake, Irina, who worked as a secretary. The common interests, erudition and brilliant manners of the woman captivated the politician. Therefore, after being elected to the Federation Council, he went to Moscow with Irina, and not with Love.

For a long time, the second wife refused to give him a divorce. But after 2 years she agreed to let her husband go. In 2003, Mironov married for the third time. But this marriage also collapsed. A crack in relations with Irina happened after Sergei Mikhailovich lost the speaker's chair.

Soon he met his fourth love - the 29-year-old TV presenter of the St. Petersburg TV channel "Vot" Olga Radievskaya. The politician married her in 2013. At that time, he was 60 years old. The declaration of love, as well as the marriage proposal that Mironov made to Olga, were very bright and romantic. It was written on a billboard that a man placed under the windows of his beloved woman. In the fourth marriage, Sergei Mironov had a son, Ivan.

The health of the politician allows him to lead an energetic lifestyle, to participate in the public life of the country. Mironov prefers outdoor activities, especially fishing. His height is 173 cm, his weight does not exceed 80 kg. In his free time, Sergei likes to sit at home with a book or visit the theater.

Sergei Mironov had a rich collection of minerals, which he donated to the Geological Museum of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Now Sergei Mironov is among the deputies of the State Duma of the VII convocation from the party "Fair Russia". The politician participates in the discussion of topical issues. In 2017, the party leader announced the aggressive plans of the Ukrainian government, which they are trying to legalize with the help of a new bill on the reintegration of Donbass. With this law, according to Mironov, Ukrainian politicians want to legalize the use of weapons in the eastern part of the country without declaring war.

Sergei Mironov also speaks negatively about the political actions of Alexei Navalny. The leader of A Just Russia believes that the use of people for political purposes will negatively affect the future career of a public figure. Sergei Mironov objectively assesses the impact of sanctions on the Russian economy, finding in this both pros and cons.

In the 2018 elections, Sergei Mironov initiated a support group for presidential candidate Vladimir Putin, who was a self-nominated candidate.

After the announcement of the government's plans to carry out pension reform and raise the age threshold for retirement, Sergei Mironov criticized this initiative. According to the politician, this bill is contrary to the Constitution of the Russian Federation and carries a threat for citizens of pre-retirement age to be left without a livelihood.

2003 - Medal "In memory of the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg" 2003 - Order of St. Sergius of Radonezh, II degree 2005 - Medal "For military cooperation" 2005 - Medal "In memory of the 1000th anniversary of Kazan" 2005 - Chain of the Order of Honor (Peru) 2008 - Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" III degree 2008 - Order of St. Sergius of Radonezh, I degree 2009 - Order of Honor (South Ossetia) 2014 - Medal "For the liberation of Crimea and Sevastopol"

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