Protest movement comes to an end?

The recent rally orchestrated by the opposition in central Moscow indicates that the post-election discontent is gradually coming to an end

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Although between 30,000 and 50,000 people turned out on Dec. 10 to protest against the 2011 State Duma elections, the gatherings were not marked by large-scale arrests and clashes with police officers

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Protest movement comes to an end?

March 11, 2012 Russia Beyond the Headlines, Combined report

Russian opposition: Too many words and no action

March 7, 2012 Lev Pravin, Pravda.Ru

Opposition rallies against Putin’s victory

March 5, 2012 RIA Novosti

Opposition rally encircles central Moscow

February 26, 2012 RIA Novosti

From out of town

February 24, 2012 Dan Peleschuk, Russia Profile

Campaigning on the street, online and in polling centers

February 21, 2012 Dmitry Kamyshev, Kommersant-Vlast

Stagnation produces political change

February 15, 2012 Nadezhda Petrova, Kommersant-Dengi

Anti-Americanism in Russia

February 15, 2012 Fyodor Lukyanov, RIA Novosti

The Russian elite distances itself from Putin?

February 15, 2012 Moritz Gathmann, RIR

Gorbachev may join protest group

February 10, 2012 RIA Novosti

High stakes: Putin versus others

February 8, 2012 Mihail Shevchuk, RIR

Putin responds to protesters?

February 7, 2012 Andrew Roth, Russia Profile

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