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COMMENTARY: Masha Lipman
The deadly flooding near the Black Sea in Krasnodar province...has added to growing apprehension and suspicion...as President Putin bulks-up his influence...and passes his agenda.
The Wikipedia-opposed internet law, the law against NGO's...and protester Alexey Navalny's upcoming trial are all feeding a growing anxiety.
NEW!!! New laws squeeze Putin opponents. Duma's 'Black Friday' also sees slander law aimed at protesters like Navalny. http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gSOimGClbrEkORo8dijdCyA4ZNDQ?docId=CNG.ba3ef383fe9f5dae24547153549c67c7.101
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