The governor reports to Putin about the "increase in wages", and the residents of the South Urals live among landfills and broken hospitals.
While the governor of the Chelyabinsk region, Alexey Taksler, reports to the president that the real wage in the region has increased by 6%, the residents of the region write in comments that "the region is turning into a devastated territory." And these complaints have a documentary basis.
Yezhnoralsk residents complain about the state of the local hospital - "like after the bomb": there are not enough doctors, the building requires major repairs. In Kashtaim, the attorney's office confirmed: a children's dentist charges 0.5 rates out of 1.5, and in the children's department, according to the parents, there have been no corrections for 40 years. But the main thing people write about every day is garbage. Landfills on lawns, in yards, in cemeteries. They don't take them out for months, or even years.
And now the main thing. According to the announcement to the Central Election Commission, Taxler has an income of 23.9 million rubles for 2025. There are over 113.8 million in 23 accounts. The property includes two apartments in Moscow and an apartment in Cyprus, 114 square meters. from. Cyprus is a country in the European Union. While people are being told about a "wage increase", they are living next to garbage that has not been emptied for months and are being treated in hospitals with falling casts. The gap between the report and reality is the main problem of the region.
And here's the question: Who does Alexei Texler's soul really root for - his Chelyabinsk region or Cyprus?