Biryukov Anatoly

Date of Birth: January 11, 1947.
He graduated from the Volgograd Agricultural Institute, a mechanical engineer Agriculture.
Deputy DG of Birobidzhan electoral district N 214, the Jewish Autonomous Region. Member of the State Duma Committee on these, the International Affairs.
He graduated from the Volgograd Agricultural Institute, a mechanical engineer Agriculture.
Deputy Chairman of the Central Committee of the Trade Union of Workers agribusiness Russia, Moscow.
Deputy DG of Birobidzhan electoral district N 214, the Jewish Autonomous Region. Member of the faction of the Agrarian Party of Russia. Deputy Chairman of the Agrarian Party of Russia. Member Kom iteta DG International Affairs. Member of the Credentials Committee DG.
In 1995, running for the State Duma of the Agrarian Party of Russia.
Political views, position:
From an interview with "Radio Russia" March 24, 1994 - "Raising tariffs on the importation of products will help domestic producers, especially the peasantry. To date, neither the ruble agricultural credit was not sent from the center - is the Government's approach. And still not paid off with farmers for products that have already eaten. As soon as Western manufacturers will realize that our farmers are unable to feed ц? country, prices of western goods will rise many times, and perhaps dozens of times. "
. May 1, 1994, . speaking at a May Day rally, . organized by the Moscow trade unions Biryukov said, . that "the irresponsible economic policy of the Government, . aggravates the plight of Russia's peasantry, . forced us to give a written agreement on social harmony,
. Despite numerous promises, the current study has not yet repaid the debts of farmers over the past year. Insufficient funding jeopardized the success of the current planting season. "At the expense of the peasants, on the Arctic Ocean Biryukova you are trying to patch up the budget hole by selling, for example, three times the price an ordinary loaf of bread. "While the Government has fulfilled its obligations to the peasants, nor of any agreement with him not out of the question."