Frases de Vladimir Putin
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Vladímir Vladímirovich Putin es un abogado y el actual presidente de la Federación Rusa , cargo ejercido anteriormente por tres periodos , lo que lo convierte en el que más tiempo ha estado en ese cargo desde la ruptura de la URSS. Es abogado y político de profesión. Encabezó el Gobierno de su país bajo Borís Yeltsin y Dmitri Medvédev, así como Rusia Unida. También es, desde el 27 de mayo de 2008, presidente del Consejo de Ministros de la Unión de Rusia y Bielorrusia.[2]​

Proveniente de una familia de origen humilde,[3]​ Putin se graduó, con honores, en la carrera de Derecho en la Universidad Estatal de Leningrado, tras lo cual ingresó en el servicio de espionaje del KGB, siendo destinado como agente en Dresde . Después de la caída del Muro de Berlín, regresó a Leningrado , donde fue ayudante del rector de su alma mater, pasando, en 1990, a convertirse en asesor de Anatoly Sobchak, entonces presidente de la Diputación de Leningrado. Tras el triunfo de este en las elecciones para la alcaldía, pasó a ser jefe del Comité de Relaciones Exteriores del ayuntamiento y vicealcalde. En 1996, después de la derrota de Sobchak en los comicios de turno, Putin se trasladó a Moscú con un puesto en la administración del presidente Borís Yeltsin.

A partir de entonces, Putin ascendió rápidamente como funcionario: en 1998 fue nombrado director del Servicio Federal de Seguridad , cargo que ocupó a partir de marzo del año siguiente de forma simultánea con el de secretario del Consejo de Seguridad Nacional. En agosto encabezó el Gobierno e inició la segunda guerra chechena, lo que acabó de convertirlo en uno de los políticos más populares de Rusia. Cuando Yeltsin anunció su dimisión el 31 de diciembre de 1999, Putin, de acuerdo con la Constitución rusa, se convirtió en presidente interino.[4]​

Ganó las elecciones presidenciales del 26 de marzo de 2000 con el 52,94% de los votos.[5]​[6]​ Durante su gestión hubo altos índices de crecimiento económico, con un incremento del 72% en el PIB[7]​y una sustancial disminución de la pobreza.[8]​[9]​[10]​ A diferencia de su predecesor, su gobierno gozó de amplio apoyo popular y fue reelegido en las elecciones de marzo de 2004 con el 71,31% de los votos.[11]​ En 2008, al no poder presentarse a un tercer mandato por no estar permitido en la Constitución Rusa, Putin impulsó la candidatura del entonces viceprimer ministro Dmitri Medvédev[12]​ en las presidenciales de 2008, el cual ganó las elecciones. Putin se convirtió entonces en primer ministro.[13]​ En los comicios de marzo de 2012 fue elegido nuevamente presidente , aunque hubo acusaciones de fraude por parte de la oposición.[14]​ Fue reelegido con un 76,69% de los votos en los comicios presidenciales de 2018.[15]​

Históricamente, sus mandatos han sido ampliamente aceptados por los ciudadanos rusos, si bien Putin ha sido criticado por diferentes personalidades y medios de comunicación, especialmente fuera de su país, por presuntas violaciones de los derechos humanos y a las libertades religiosas ocurridas durante sus dos primeros mandatos, por su manejo del conflicto checheno, así como también por reformas políticas que han sido interpretadas por algunos como un retroceso en las conquistas democráticas rusas, tales como el fin de las elecciones por voto universal y directo de los presidentes de las repúblicas de la Federación. Sin embargo, no se opuso a que el presidente Dmitri Medvédev impulsara una ley, a principios de 2012, por la que se vuelve a las elecciones directas de algunos cargos estatales y gubernamentales.[16]​

También se ha criticado a Putin por sus declaraciones en ciertos acontecimientos como el hundimiento del submarino Kursk el 12 de agosto de 2000, la tragedia en el Teatro Dubrovka por terroristas islámicos chechenos, la masacre de la escuela de Beslán y el asesinato de la periodista Ana Politkóvskaya. Se le ha acusado de utilizar selectivamente la justicia para disuadir adversarios, como en el caso del magnate petrolero Mijaíl Jodorkovski,[17]​ y de haber impuesto el control sobre la televisión, cuyos principales canales volvieron a manos del Estado o de empresas cercanas controladas por este.

El historiador norteamericano Timothy Snyder en su libro El camino hacia la no libertad ha destacado la notable influencia en las ideas de Putin del «fascismo cristiano» del pensador ruso Ivan Ilyin.[18]​ Wikipedia  

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Frases célebres de Vladimir Putin

“La caída de la Unión Soviética ha sido la mayor catástrofe geopolítica del siglo XX. La epidemia de destrucción se expandió incluso en Rusia. El ahorro de los ciudadanos fue aniquilado y los viejos ideales destruidos.”

Fuente: Emol.com
Fuente: Emol.com https://www.emol.com/noticias/internacional/2005/04/25/180121/putin-caida-de-la-urss-fue-la-catastrofe-geopolitica-mas-grande-del-siglo.html

“A Fidel Castro en Rusia le conocemos bien como uno de los más competentes y brillantes estadistas contemporáneos.”

Fuente: Báez, L. Absuelto por la Historia], La Habana: Oficina de Publicaciones del Consejo de Estado, 2006, p. 298.

“La Iglesia es el socio natural del Estado.”

Fuente: 20minutos.es
Fuente: 20minutos.es http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2017379/0/vladimir-putin/parapeto/contra-valores-occidentales/

Frases sobre el coraje. de Vladimir Putin

“Sin los valores familiares tradicionales, la sociedad se degrada. Esto, por supuesto, es conservadurismo.”

Fuente: 20minutos.es
Fuente: 20minutos.es http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2017379/0/vladimir-putin/parapeto/contra-valores-occidentales/

“El código de construcción del Comunismo era, por así decirlo, una mala copia de la Biblia: no mates, no robes, no desees a la mujer del vecino. Pero ese código ya no existe. Y en su lugar sólo pueden venir los valores tradicionales.”

Fuente: 20minutos.es
Fuente: 20minutos.es http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2017379/0/vladimir-putin/parapeto/contra-valores-occidentales/

“Los dirigentes occidentales destruyen los valores tradicionales al revisar los principios morales, lo cual es antidemocrático, ya que va contra la voluntad de la mayoría de la población.”

Fuente: 20minutos.es
Fuente: 20minutos.es http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2017379/0/vladimir-putin/parapeto/contra-valores-occidentales/

Vladimir Putin Frases y Citas

“Perseguiremos a los terroristas por todas partes. Y, si —perdonen la expresión— los pillamos en el lavabo, los liquidaremos en el mismo retrete.”

Fuente: [Litvinenko, Aleksandr, Rusia dinamitada., 2007, 978-84-8428-353-9, Alba Editorial]

“Nadie quería hablarnos, nadie quería escucharnos. ¡Escúchennos ahora!”

Fuente: El Comercio
Fuente: El Comercio https://elcomercio.pe/mundo/asia/vladimir-putin-hombre-manda-rusia-18-anos-perfil-noticia-505157

“El liberalismo sin género y estéril intenta equiparar el bien con el mal.”

Fuente: 20minutos.es
Fuente: 20minutos.es http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/2017379/0/vladimir-putin/parapeto/contra-valores-occidentales/

“Vamos a darle apoyo a nuestros amigos cubanos para superar el bloqueo ilegal a Cuba.”

Fuente https://es.noticias.yahoo.com/putin-se-compromete-ayudar-cuba-explorar-petróleo-091117800--finance.html

Vladimir Putin: Frases en inglés

“We certainly would not want to have the same kind of democracy that they have in Iraq, quite honestly.”

July 17, 2006, during the St. Petersburg Group of Eight summit Putin said in reply to George W. Bush, who said he hopes Russia will follow Iraq in turning to democracy
http://www.brendan-nyhan.com/blog/2006/07/bush_says_just_.html http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/europe/07/15/russia.g8/index.html
2006- 2010

“I see that not everyone in the West has understood that the Soviet Union has disappeared from the political map of the world and that a new country has emerged with new humanist and ideological principles at the foundation of its existence.”

interview with TF-1 Television Channel (France) http://www.kremlin.ru/eng/text/speeches/2006/07/12/1829_type82916_108548.shtml, taken on July 12, 2006
2006- 2010

“Russia doesn't negotiate with terrorists. It destroys them.”

http://www.ruvr.ru/main.php?lng=eng&p=29.01.2008&rt=124
2006- 2010

“Mr McCain fought in Vietnam. I think that he has enough blood of peaceful citizens on his hands. It must be impossible for him to live without these disgusting scenes anymore. Mr McCain was captured and they kept him not just in prison, but in a pit for several years, Anyone [in his place] would go nuts.”

Response to John McCain's tweet "Dear Vlad, The Arab Spring is coming to a neighbourhood near you." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/8958294/Vladimir-Putin-calls-John-McCain-nuts-in-outspoken-attack.html
2011 - 2015

“Why don't you meet Osama bin Laden, invite him to Brussels or to the White House and engage in talks, ask him what he wants and give it to him so he leaves you in peace? You find it possible to set some limitations in your dealings with these bastards, so why should we talk to people who are child-killers? No one has a moral right to tell us to talk to childkillers.”

In response to those who called Putin to enter talks with Chechen separatists after the Beslan school hostage crisis, in September 2004
[Putin rejects "child-killer talks", BBC News, 2004-09-07, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3633668.stm, 2006-07-07]
2000 - 2005

“I think there are things of which I and the people who have worked with me can feel deservedly proud. They include restoring Russia's territorial integrity, strengthening the state, progress towards establishing a multiparty system, strengthening the parliamentary system, restoring the Armed Forces' potential and, of course, developing the economy. As you know, our economy has been growing by 6.9 percent a year on average over this time, and our GDP has increased by 7.7 percent over the first four months of this year alone.
When I began my work in the year 2000, 30 percent of our population was living below the poverty line. There has been a two-fold drop in the number of people living below the poverty line since then and the figure today is around 15 percent. By 2009-2010, we will bring this figure down to 10 percent, and this will bring us in line with the European average.
We had enormous debts, simply catastrophic for our economy, but we have paid them off in full now. Not only have we paid our debts, but we now have the best foreign debt to GDP ratio in Europe. Our gold and currency reserve figures are well known: in 2000, they stood at just $12 billion and we had a debt of more than 100 percent of GDP, but now we have the third-biggest gold and currency reserves in the world and they have increased by $90 billion over the first four months of this year alone.
During the 1990s and even in 2000-2001, we had massive capital flight from Russia with $15 billion, $20 billion or $25 billion leaving the country every year. Last year we reversed this situation for the first time and had capital inflow of $41 billion. We have already had capital inflow of $40 billion over the first four months of this year. Russia's stock market capitalisation showed immense growth last year and increased by more than 50 percent. This is one of the best results in the world, perhaps even the best. Our economy was near the bottom of the list of world economies in terms of size but today it has climbed to ninth place and in some areas has even overtaken some of the other G8 countries' economies. This means that today we are able to tackle social problems. Real incomes are growing by around 12 percent a year. Real income growth over the first four months of this year came to just over 18 percent, while wages rose by 11-12 percent.
Looking at the problems we have yet to resolve, one of the biggest is the huge income gap between the people at the top and the bottom of the scale. Combating poverty is obviously one of our top priorities in the immediate term and we still have to do a lot to improve our pension system too because the correlation between pensions and the average wage is still lower here than in Europe. The gap between incomes at the top and bottom end of the scale is still high here – a 15.6-15.7-fold difference. This is less than in the United States today (they have a figure of 15.9) but more than in the UK or Italy (where they have 13.6-13.7). But this remains a big gap for us and fighting poverty is one of our biggest priorities.”

When asked in June 2007 at the interview with G8 journalists about main achievements of his presidency http://web.archive.org/web/20070607221025/http://www.kremlin.ru/eng/speeches/2007/06/04/2149_type82916_132772.shtml.

“Russia does not have in its possession any trustworthy data that supports the existence of nuclear weapons or any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and we have not received any such information from our partners as yet.”

News conference http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,810093,00.html with then British Prime Minister Tony Blair, October 2002.
2000 - 2005

“I stress that we unambiguously support strengthening the non-proliferation regime, without any exceptions, on the basis of international law.”

Kremlin RU http://kremlin.ru/eng/speeches/2006/05/10/1823_type70029type82912_105566.shtml (10 May 2006)
2006- 2010

“Russia does not want confrontation of any kind. And we will not take part in any kind of "holy alliance."”

Kremlin RU http://web.archive.org/web/20061013001158/http://www.kremlin.ru/eng/speeches/2006/06/27/2040_type82912type82913type82914_107818.shtml (27 June 2006)
2006- 2010

“He is profoundly wrong. Our country is run by the people of the Russian Federation through legitimately elected bodies of power and administration: through representative bodies (the parliament) and executive bodies (the president and the government of the Russian Federation)”

When Larry King asked that Robert Gates is wrong or right about Russia that democracy has disappeared and the government being run by the security services. (February 2010) http://en.rian.ru/interview/20101202/161586625.html
2006- 2010

“In America, torture was legalized, do you believe it?”

RT news Putin Press conf http://rt.com/news/215471-putin-press-conference-updates/ (18 December 18, 2014)
2011 - 2015

“Russia must realise its full potential in high-tech sectors such as modern energy technology, transport and communications, space and aircraft building.”

2006- 2010
Fuente: Annual Address to the Federal Assembly http://kremlin.ru/eng/speeches/2006/05/10/1823_type70029type82912_105566.shtml, (10 May 2006)

“It is clear that we have to pay more, it is the simple option, not always affordable, ("but simple," said in actual recording) but the ways to solve the problem are many.”

Понятно, что надо больше платить, это самый простой вариант, не всегда возможный,(но простой) но способов решения проблемы много
On human capital flight, in address to Committee for Education, Science and Technology (26 October 2004).
2000 - 2005

“For the preservation of the majestic Russia!”

(2013) http://tvrain.ru/articles/putin_poluchil_premiju_vsemirnogo_russkogo_sobora_za_sohranenie_derzhavnoj_rossii-355720/
2011 - 2015

“We are guided by interests rather than feelings in dealing with our partners.”

10 December 2014 http://itar-tass.com/en/economy/766135, "Russia interested in US economy’s ability to resist current crisis — Russian PM"
2011 - 2015

“As for some countries’ concerns about Russia's possible aggressive actions, I think that only an insane person and only in a dream can imagine that Russia would suddenly attack NATO. I think some countries are simply taking advantage of people’s fears with regard to Russia. They just want to play the role of front-line countries that should receive some supplementary military, economic, financial or some other aid. Therefore, it is pointless to support this idea; it is absolutely groundless. But some may be interested in fostering such fears. I can only make a conjecture.

For example, the Americans do not want Russia's rapprochement with Europe. I am not asserting this, it is just a hypothesis. Let’s suppose that the United States would like to maintain its leadership in the Atlantic community. It needs an external threat, an external enemy to ensure this leadership. Iran is clearly not enough – this threat is not very scary or big enough. Who can be frightening? And then suddenly this crisis unfolds in Ukraine. Russia is forced to respond. Perhaps, it was engineered on purpose, I don’t know. But it was not our doing.

Let me tell you something – there is no need to fear Russia. The world has changed so drastically that people with some common sense cannot even imagine such a large-scale military conflict today. We have other things to think about, I assure you.”

2015-06-06, Interview to the Italian newspaper Il Corriere della Sera. http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/49629
2011 - 2015

“In any case, I'd rather not deal with such questions, because anyway it's like shearing a pig – lots of screams but little wool.”

On not wanting to deal with the US re: Edward Snowden, 25 June 2013 http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/25/edward-snowden-moscow-vladimir-putin. guardian.co.uk
2011 - 2015

“If you want to become an Islamic fundamentalist and be circumcised, come to Moscow. We are multiconfessional. We have very good specialists. I can recommend one for the operation. He'll make sure nothing grows back.”

In response to a journalist who asked about Russian abuses in Chechnya during a press conference in November 2002 Newsbusters http://newsbusters.org/blogs/p-j-gladnick/2009/12/30/ouch-putin-answer-about-terrorism-stuns-press-conference-silence#ixzz2Wxbq9sOU
2000 - 2005

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