Regarding the Internet, I would also like to add that right now a presidential decree that is being prepared is spearheaded at limiting the opportunity for people to have access to information on the Internet. Not in a single government institution or university today can you simply open a website for an opposition organization. They're all blocked. This equipment has been bought in China and it is an experiment that's being done.
I can give you an example of a discussion in the electro-communications ministry: are you going to be able to register your e-mail address in government institutions or not? Should it be for free? Should you have to pay for registering? Think about that. It's nuts. This is craziness that they're forcing upon us, where in order to open your e-mail you will have to go to a government body, pay a fee, and say that it is actually your e-mail. That's what our government understands and thinks should be done with Internet information.