Political system of Russia The Russian Federation is a Presidential (or a constitutional) republic. The President is the head of the state and is elected directly by the people. In fact he has much power, he controls all the three branches of power. The President can even dissolve the Duma if he doesn't agree with his suggestions three times running. The President has his administration, but it's not part of the Federal Government. The President is involved in the work of the legislative and executive branches. The Federal Assembly represents the Legislative branch of power. It's made up of the two houses: the Federation Counsil and the State Duma, which make laws. The Federal Assembly is also calld the Parlamrnt, but it's not its oficial name. Both chambers are headed by chairmen sometimes called speakers. The Duma consists of 450 deputies (one half is elected personally py the population, and the other half consists of the deputies who are appointed by their parties after voting). The members of the Federation Counsil are elected on a different basis. There are two representatives of each subject of the RF (89 subjects). Every law to be adapted must be approved by the State Duma, the Counsil of Federation and signed by the President. The President can veto laws passed by the Federal Assembly, but it can pass laws over the President's veto a two-thirds majority. The Federal Government represents the executive branch of power. The President appoints its head, the Chainman of the Government, but the Dums must approve his appointment. The juridical branch of power consists of the Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court and lower Courts. The responsibility of the Constitutional Court is to analyse the new laws to make sure they correspond to the laws of the state. The Constitutional Court has tte right to declare actions of the President, the Federal Assembly and the Federal Government unconstitutional. The Supreme Court is the higest instance for civil and criminal cases.
The Roman version of the origin of the name of the city many not without reason that too far-fetched. But, nevertheless, it exists. Pedigree names of the city include the name of the hero myth of the Trojan war, the name of Paris, the son of king Priam of Troy, which happened Trojan war, when he stole the fair Helen of Spartan king Menelaus. According to the version of Virgil, escaped Trojans headed by Aeneas wandered, floated аппенинский Peninsula, where and founded Rome. But how exactly relatives Paris - perpetrator Trojan battles were on the territory of France and founded the city of his name, which later became the city of Paris, there is hard to say. Not found, unfortunately, in Gaul, in his time, his Virgil, which is like «Энеидам», wrote colorful, and the main convincingly, something like «Париады» - i.e. the history of their passage Paris, and for one would substantiate the divine origin of the inhabitants of Paris from the ancient Greeks.
Such fluctuation in the origin of the names found in the history of France very often. So, for example, on the origin of Montmartre also there are two versions. One Roman - on the hill stood a temple of mercury and other Christian - hill was executed Saint Dionysius - Saint Denis, which ranked it as martyrs, and the hill of mercury into the hill of the martyrs of Mont de Mariter
Such fluctuation in the origin of the names found in the history of France very often. So, for example, on the origin of Montmartre also there are two versions. One Roman - on the hill stood a temple of mercury and other Christian - hill was executed Saint Dionysius - Saint Denis, which ranked it as martyrs, and the hill of mercury into the hill of the martyrs of Mont de Mariter