Published on Dec 24, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Two weeks after the last mass protest in Moscow, protesters are still seething over Russia's two-man leadership.
Giving her name as Daria, one woman accused Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev of "openly and unashamedly lying to the people and the Internet community."
"You can show everything on TV," she said to Russia's authorities, "but we see the reality."
Rallies on a smaller scale were held nationwide on Saturday, denouncing the official poll victory of Putin's United Russia party.
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Giving her name as Daria, one woman accused Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev of "openly and unashamedly lying to the people and the Internet community."
"You can show everything on TV," she said to Russia's authorities, "but we see the reality."
Rallies on a smaller scale were held nationwide on Saturday, denouncing the official poll victory of Putin's United Russia party.
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1 comment:
Gorbachev is very well respected and if Putin has any sense he should listen to him
It is time to go
Politicians such as Margaret Thatcher., tried to outstay their time. 2 terms in office is usually the limit that a politician can retain popularity
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