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Russia :
The Kremlin’s worst fears are being played out in a small town outside St Petersburg, as angry residents of crisis-hit Pikalevo marched upon the offices of the local mayor and demanded improved living conditions.
The town, with a population of...
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Hidayat
May 25 2009
Brooklyn,
United States
Thank God there is no Lenin type leader in Russia right now.
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(Global Perspectives)
People here are seriously rethinking over communist rule. With the people’s support it wouldn’t take long time to capture Russia. Same has happened in the 1917 revolution.
(Local Perspectives)
What has mankind learnt through history? What a sad story but demonstrates that those at the top live well as those whose labour was used drink to nettle soup.
(Global Perspectives)
It is such a sad state but it is the reality which is not only happening in Russia, people here are also losing jobs and can hardly afford to feed their kids leave alone affording a decent meal, some are even eating raw and imature mangoes due to lack of any other option.
(Global Perspectives)
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