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My parents is the most expensive that i have. great relationship with them. i love them very much, i can tell you about their personal problems, about grief, about the joyous moments. in particular, will always support my mother. always understand me only just looking into my eyes. parents are the most valuable thing we have.

First of all, political parties must be replaced by ongs not linked to any particular ideology, but committed to find the best candidate for a given government position. a different ong will organize campaigns similar to what we know, except that candidates will campaign together, that is: if one of them speaks one day at a certain town the rest of the competitors would do the same, and at the end of the event all they will debate. unavoidably, if one candidate brings up personal issues of any other candidate he/she becomes automatically disqualified. all candidates will appear on mass media exactly the same amount of time, and always one after the other, making sure each one appears first an equal amount of times. there must also be a law to force radio and tv to synchronize political propaganda, so no matter what channel you are watching you see the same candidate speaking, forcing people to listen the message or turn it off. on election day, you have one vote per candidate, so you can give all your votes to one candidate, divide them among the two or there you like more, take away those votes from one candidate or removing them from the two or three you dislike more. that is: you ought to have the power to vote in favor or against a candidate or a group of candidates. the legislative power must be divided into 2 chambers, as it is now, but one integrated by citizens and capable of discussing and voting bills, the other integrated by specialized constitutional lawyers with the sole propose to reject any bills that don't fully meet constitutional criteria. laws must have an expiration date based upon on consent, that is: is a law is approved by 51% then it will expire in 2 years but it is approved unanimously it will expire in a 50 years.

the spectacular  st. basil's cathedral  in  moscow  was built by ivan the terrible in the 16th century to commemorate a military victory. it is the most famous sight on red square

st. basil's was built to commemorate the capture of the tatar stronghold of kazan in 1552, which occurred on the feast of the intercession of the virgin. the cathedral was thus officially named  cathedral of the intercession of the virgin by the moat. but the cathedral was popularly known as st. basil's cathedral, after  st. basil the blessed, almost from the beginning. basil impressed ivan in 1547 when he foretold a fire that swept through moscow that year. upon  his  death, basil was buried in the trinity cathedral that stood on this site at the time. st. basil's cathedral was constructed from  1555 to 1560. legend says that after it was completed, ivan had the architect blinded in order to prevent him from building a more magnificent building for anyone else. (in fact, he went on to build another cathedral in vladimir.)in 1588, tsar fyodor ivanovich added a ninth chapel added on the eastern side to house the grave of st. basil. in  modern times, st. basil's came very close to falling victim to  stalin, who resented that it prevented his soldiers from leaving red square en masse. but the architect baranovsky stood on the cathedral's steps and threatened to cut his own throat if the masterpiece was destroyed and stalin relented (but punished baranovsky with five years in prison). more recently, st. basil's cathedral has suffered significant damage from weather and neglect. it was not until the millennium that funds were allocated to restore its foundations and flaking surfaces.

in a garden at the front of the cathedral stands a bronze statue commemorating dmitry pozharsky and kuzma minin, who rallied russia's volunteer army against the polish invaders during the time of troubles in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. the statue was originally constructed in the centre of red square, but the soviet government felt it obstructed parades and moved the statue in front of the cathedral in 1936.