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Thursday, February 23, 2012

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Russians Protest Election Results

Published 10 December 2011

People across Russia have been participating in the country's biggest antigovernment demonstrations in years. The largest gathering was in the capital, Moscow, where tens of thousands turned up to protest the results of parliamentary elections held on December 4.

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