Communist Party deputy Vadim Solovyov, using his knowledge of jurisprudence, actively defends the interests of Russian citizens. For this, he has repeatedly been the object of targeted persecution, bullying and slander.
Vadim Soloviev: biography
The birthplace of the future Russian politician is the village of Sergeevka (Donetsk region, Krasnoarmeysky district).
Date of birth - 07.29.1958. He is from a family of workers.
After receiving school secondary education, he managed to work on a tractor in the local branch of Selkhoztehniki, until in 1976 he was called up for military service in the border troops of the KGB of the USSR.
After demobilization, Solovyov Vadim went to study at Moscow State University. Lomonosov, where until 1984 he was a law student. He studied perfectly. In extracurricular time, he worked part-time - he carried mail, laid concrete, and served as a cleaner in industrial premises.
After receiving a diploma, he came to work at the Moscow Silk Plant named after Shcherbakova P.P., where he became the head of the legal department.
From 1987 to 1990, Soloviev Vadim Georgievich served as people's judge in the Kuybyshevsky District People’s Court in Moscow.
Since 1989, he became a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
Activities in the nineties
In 1990-1991, Soloviev’s place of work was the Federation of Independent Russian Trade Unions, where he served as a consultant. Then he was appointed to the post of head of the legal service in the Association of Independent Labor Unions.
Since 1993, he joined the ranks of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
In 1996, Solovyov Vadim was introduced into the Central Control and Revision Commission of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, he soon entered its Presidium.
In 1998, he completed his studies at the faculty of state and municipal administration within the walls of the Russian Academy of Public Administration created by the President of the Russian Federation.
Soloviev published a series of articles that exposed facts of fraud in the State Duma elections in 2003, for which he received the literary prize "Word to the People", established by the newspaper "Soviet Russia".
In 2004, he became secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, the competence of which included legal issues.
Later, he headed the legal service of the Central Committee of the Communist Party.
Until the election to the State Duma in 2007, Soloviev was a member of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation from the Russian Communist Party. He had only an advisory voice.
Vadim Soloviev: State Duma
Since 2007, Solovyov entered the deputy corps of the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the V convocation. From the Communist faction of Russia, he was introduced to a committee dealing with constitutional legislation and state-building.
In the next convocation, he again became a deputy of the Duma, worked in the same committee as deputy chairman.
Deputy Vadim Solovyov took part in several hundred trials, where he provided legal assistance to workers, labor collectives, deceived depositors, and pensioners. More than once, on behalf of the Communist Party and on the side of representatives of the working people, he spoke at meetings of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation.
He initiated a parliamentary investigation into the activities of A. Serdyukov during his tenure as Minister of Defense of Russia.
Vadim Solovyov is a State Duma deputy who managed to prove the facts of corruption in the Tver Regional Ministry of Health, the Tver State Traffic Safety Inspectorate, and the administration of the city of Kimry. On all these facts, real criminal cases were instituted.
He is a co-author of laws relating to strikes, holidays, and the resolution of individual labor disputes.
The bill of Vadim Solovyov concerning children of war found wide response among deputies. He also took an active part in the development of bills on updating the procedure for overhaul, the fight against corruption and some others.
Publication Policy
In July 2016, Solovyov gave an interview to the correspondent of the publication Russian Planet. In it, the politician noted that often there are facts of registration of undeclared real estate for legal entities registered with relatives of officials.
According to Soloviev, it would be advisable to make a mandatory annual report in the declarations of lawmakers and civil servants about the presence of members of their families in Russian and foreign commercial structures.
To date, the declaration of the deputy or official contains information regarding the income of his and his wife during the reporting year, the availability of real estate, transport, land for him, his wife and children. Soloviev considers it necessary to make this list wider so that the voter can better understand what the representative of the government or the official and his relatives are doing, hiding behind a legal entity.
This additional information for the relevant inspection authorities will help to timely identify various unseemly and criminal acts by unscrupulous public servants.
About fictitious divorces
In the summer of 2016, Solovyov, in order to more effectively combat corruption, proposed to consider the spouses of the formerly divorced official and his ex-wife, if between them "continued marriage".
Solovyov knows signs pointing to the "preservation of marriage". Some officials, formally terminating the marriage, live together, jointly manage the household. At the same time, it becomes possible to apply for the “former” spouse of illegally obtained property.
An article in Pravda
In January of this year, Soloviev published an article in the Pravda newspaper entitled “Reprisal”.
In it, he talked about sending to Poltavchenko (the head of St. Petersburg) an appeal signed by the head of the Communist Party Zyuganov, expressing indignation at the fact that the St. Petersburg Committee on Transport Infrastructure unreasonably fined the St. Petersburg branch of the Communist Party in the amount of half a million rubles for violations of organization of a festive procession movement dedicated to the 99th anniversary of the October Revolution.
Zyuganov noted that prior to the march, all the necessary relevant approvals had been passed, during the celebration of the remarks by the accompanying traffic police officers, it was not noted.
Unreasonable administrative prosecution of the city branch of the Communist Party - an attempt to create far-fetched obstacles of the Communist Party in organizing large-scale events dedicated to the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution in November of this year.
Gubernatorial Elections
Last year, Solovyov intended to take part in the election of the governor of the Tver region. However, the regional election commission refused to register him as a candidate for this post, citing the fact that electoral signatures in his support were collected only in 27, and not in 33 municipalities.
The politician filed a lawsuit in the regional court of Tver to annul the resolution of the regional election committee regarding the refusal to register him. The court denied the claim to Vadim Solovyov.
