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Putin's Old Nemesis Speaks Out

Published 5 March 2010

Marina Salye has been a thorn in Vladimir Putin's side for nearly two decades. This week, Salye broke a long silence to tell RFE/RL's Russian Service that she went into hiding 10 years ago because she feared for her life.

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by: Khalid from: India
March 16, 2010 20:03
She is confused or has memory loss. There were not any licenses on food trade. It was chaos everywhere, including parliment and customs clearance. Who got a gun that was a leader including police, banks, government etc. Mafia was the biggest rule maker. At that time KGB stood aside and watched how society degraded.So, she is lieing.

by: May from: Boston
March 24, 2010 15:01
An interesting commentary on the controversy: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/matvey-ganapolskiy/imagine-that-putin-might_b_498047.html