Gorbachev: Putin, get out now!

There is increasing opposition in Russia are voices that challenge the popular support of the power of Vladimir Putin.
"I advise Putin to leave power now," against "an unprecedented challenge to the regime," he said Saturday Mikhail Gorbachev told the radio station "Echo of Moscow".
The interview was held to mark the completion of Saturday, the 20th anniversary of the fall of the government of Gorbachev, a direct consequence of the dissolution of the USSR
The reply by the representative
The Russian Prime Minister and candidate for the presidential elections of 2012 Vladimir Putin "has the support of the majority" of the Russians, despite strong protest against Moscow, as claimed Sunday his representative, Dmitry Peskof.
"As a politician and candidate for the presidency, Putin has always been majority support," said Peskof in a first official reaction after the massive demonstration Saturday.
Regarding the demands of the demonstrators, "their views heard," the spokesman said. "The respect that. The people who came down the street is a very important part of society, but a minority," he insisted.