US EditionLooking for a New Job After Prison? I Would Like to Be a Reporter, but Not a Tabloid Anymore, Reveals Pavel Novotný
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"Because I also consider myself a cool revolutionary, and I consider myself one of those people. And for me, signing a petition for clemency is something vile," public activist and former political prisoner Paval Vinogradov tells Svaboda in a long interview.
Pavel Novotný, the rebel mayor. He was originally given probation for disorderly conduct, incitement to commit a crime, and dangerous pursuit, but during his probationary period he committed other offenses, which is why his sentence was commuted to three months in prison. He resigned from the mayor's post in June. That's why he is now unemployed after returning from prison. "I regret going to prison because of my loved ones, not because of the f…
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