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Putin protest band faces 3 years

dailyexpress.co.uk (9 months and 14 days ago)

Aug 7, 2012

Prosecutors have asked for three-year sentences on each of the feminist punk band that performed a protest stunt against Vladimir Putin in Moscow's main cathedral. full story

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Putin protest band faces 3 years

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