Zverev and Osborn report, “In a blunt editorial article published on the newspaper’s website, journalists complained that Acting Editor-in-Chief Andrei Shmarov had banned the publication of opinion polls carried out by a research firm that has irritated the Kremlin.
“A day earlier, the newspaper’s media reporter, Kseniya Boletskaya, had publicly complained that Shmarov had banned negative coverage of President Vladimir Putin’s plans to change the constitution to allow him to extend his rule until 2036.
“Anyone who flouted the ban would be fired, she said.
“‘Changes of this kind undermine trust in the publication,’ the editorial article said on Thursday, referring to the alleged ban on publishing offending opinion polls.”
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