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Recently, the government has also been beleaguered by the freezing of transactions in the flagship program of the nation's largest mutual fund, the state-controlled Unit Trust of India.
In America, the stake is often in a family-controlled trust.
Intermediary-controlled trust came with some friction, but now, with the blockchain, we can have frictionless trust.
The resort to cartoons to attack a blogger who cites "The Simpsons" and "South Park" in interviews appears to be part of a wide-ranging campaign by supporters of the status quo to tarnish his image with Russians who trust the Internet more than state-controlled television.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Yukos's former boss, is still in jail and his assets are now part of Rosneft, a state-controlled oil firm chaired by Igor Sechin, Mr Putin's trusted aide.
Last week, the European Commission launched an anti-trust case that claimed Gazprom, Russia's state-controlled energy giant, has been forcing Eastern European countries to pay as much as 40percentt more for natural gas than their western counterparts.
This week, a Sao Paulo judge ordered that $1.44 billion in judicial deposits -- money held in trust during judicial disputes -- be transferred from Banespa to Sao Paulo's last remaining state-controlled bank, Nossa Caixa Nosso Banco.
"Presently, the Russian-Chinese relations are at an unprecedented high level, and we have a lot of mutual trust both in politics and economy," Mr. Putin said in an interview with the state-controlled television channel, Russia Today, broadcast Thursday to coincide with his arrival in Vladivostok for the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting.
Broadcast media are state-controlled.
Both firms are state-controlled.
