Political activists and local residents have protested against the pension reform in Moscow, until the same was allowed by the authorities and no arrests were reported.
The government announced its reform plan last month, and intends to raise the retirement age from 60 for men to 65 and from 55 for women to 63 to ease the pressure of sluggish economic growth that has worsened. many of the sanctions. According to some polls, Putin's popularity has fallen to 69 percent from 75 percent following the reform plans.
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