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March 11, 2008

Yaroslavl Hunger Strike Gets Cold Shoulder

by Polina Varazi and Anna Smolchenko, The Moscow Times, Russia - The protest -- which began a week before the March 2 presidential election -- is a surprising throwback to the Yeltsin era, when workers across the country often went without pay for months on end amid a brutal transition to market economics.

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At What Price Foreign Policy?

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