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Russia Cat Mayor. Fed up with boring humans, a town is trying to elect this cat as mayor. Residents of the siberian city of barnaul have nominated barsik the cat for mayor in an unofficial poll, in protest of corruption. The siberian city of 650,000 people, which lies 2,900 kilometres (1,800 miles) east of moscow, is to get a new mayor next week. Residents of the town of barnaul in siberia, tired of corruption scandals, put barsik's name forward for mayor in an unofficial online. Levchyk the cat went from living on the streets of a western ukrainian city to winning a spot in the mayor’s office — and rose to internet fame in the process. A survey posted on the altai community’s vkontakte page—vkontakte is russia’s most popular social network—found that 91 percent of respondents chose barsik over the six human candidates. He was named after the ukranian word лев, which translates to lion. An online group in the west siberian city of barnaul, which is plagued by rampant corruption, asked people to rate the six. But he is already mayor of our hearts. When asked who should be their next mayor, the residents of barnaul, a city in the altai region of west siberia, overwhelmingly chose a cat named barsik. A commission made up of the city council and the regional governor are to choose the next city manager from among six candidates. Levchyk was rescued out of a tree around city hall during the fall of 2020. Barsik the cat (centre) and his mayoral opponents.

Levchyk the cat went from living on the streets of a western ukrainian city to winning a spot in the mayor’s office — and rose to internet fame in the process. An online group in the west siberian city of barnaul, which is plagued by rampant corruption, asked people to rate the six. Residents of the town of barnaul in siberia, tired of corruption scandals, put barsik's name forward for mayor in an unofficial online. A survey posted on the altai community’s vkontakte page—vkontakte is russia’s most popular social network—found that 91 percent of respondents chose barsik over the six human candidates. A commission made up of the city council and the regional governor are to choose the next city manager from among six candidates. But he is already mayor of our hearts. He was named after the ukranian word лев, which translates to lion. When asked who should be their next mayor, the residents of barnaul, a city in the altai region of west siberia, overwhelmingly chose a cat named barsik. Levchyk was rescued out of a tree around city hall during the fall of 2020. The siberian city of 650,000 people, which lies 2,900 kilometres (1,800 miles) east of moscow, is to get a new mayor next week.

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Russia Cat Mayor Residents of the siberian city of barnaul have nominated barsik the cat for mayor in an unofficial poll, in protest of corruption. Residents of the siberian city of barnaul have nominated barsik the cat for mayor in an unofficial poll, in protest of corruption. Residents of the town of barnaul in siberia, tired of corruption scandals, put barsik's name forward for mayor in an unofficial online. A commission made up of the city council and the regional governor are to choose the next city manager from among six candidates. The siberian city of 650,000 people, which lies 2,900 kilometres (1,800 miles) east of moscow, is to get a new mayor next week. He was named after the ukranian word лев, which translates to lion. A survey posted on the altai community’s vkontakte page—vkontakte is russia’s most popular social network—found that 91 percent of respondents chose barsik over the six human candidates. Levchyk the cat went from living on the streets of a western ukrainian city to winning a spot in the mayor’s office — and rose to internet fame in the process. Fed up with boring humans, a town is trying to elect this cat as mayor. But he is already mayor of our hearts. Barsik the cat (centre) and his mayoral opponents. An online group in the west siberian city of barnaul, which is plagued by rampant corruption, asked people to rate the six. When asked who should be their next mayor, the residents of barnaul, a city in the altai region of west siberia, overwhelmingly chose a cat named barsik. Levchyk was rescued out of a tree around city hall during the fall of 2020.