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Valery Shantsev (b. June 29, 1947) — major statesman and construction figure, weighty political figure, former deputy mayor of Moscow, first undemocratic governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region. Member of the party United Russia". Former professional communist, deputy mayor of Moscow (1996-2005), commercial director of the "Dynamo" hockey club.

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  • In the second half of the 1990s he named liberal members of the Russian government, Boris Nemtsov and Anatoly Chubais, as his political enemies (Pavel Kislov. Moscow Shield. — Russian Who's Who, February 15, 1998. — No. 2).
  • In 2002, a representative of the Moscow prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit alleging the illegality of the elective post of deputy mayor, which Valery Shantsev held at the time. The trial in this case began in November 2002, with the well-known lawyer Pavel Astakhov representing the mayor's office. On January 16, 2003, the lawsuit was upheld, but Shantsev declared that he intended to work as deputy mayor until the end of his term. Luzhkov filed a cassation appeal against this court decision, but in late March the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation upheld its correctness.
  • On February 4, 2003, at a meeting of the Moscow city government, Shantsev was accused by Resin of falsifying the photographs that Mayor Luzhkov had used as evidence of the poor quality of new construction; the deputy mayor himself stated that "now is not the time to display personal ambitions" and that it was necessary to "jointly eliminate the shortcomings." That same year, Shantsev was removed from his post as head of the city's economic policy and development complex.