Rally for free and fair elections in Moscow

RIA Novosti, Kirill Kalinnikov

09:21 13/12/2011 Last Saturday, Russians expressed their feelings about the results of the December 4 parliamentary elections in which the pro-Kremlin United Russia party kept their majority in the lower house. The organizers, the opposition movements Left Front and Solidarnost, had estimated the potential turnout at 30,000.

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