Russian prosecutors charged Aleksei Navalny on with embezzlement.
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Russian prosecutors charged Aleksei Navalny on with embezzlement.
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It seems the society is polarized. PM Victor Ponta said, with a clear reference to Basescu, that he thinks that any politician who willingly ignores 9 million votes is out of touch with reality. On the other hand Traian Basescu says that he will try and generate a sentiment of reconciliation in society.
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The EU boosts humanitarian aid for needs in Sudan and South Sudan by €40 million.
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Romania holds a referendum Sunday on impeaching a suspended President Traian Basescu. Regardless of the result would you say the referendum can solve anything, or not and why?
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If you check this article it is about athletes who were part of of the Arab Spring and will attend the London Olympics.
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Not unlikely.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge led a tribute in the athletes village in London on Monday. But IOC has refused to make it a part of the opening ceremony.
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Cuban dissident Oswaldo Payá (1952 – 2012) died in car crash. Rosa María Payá, his daughter, told CNN en Español: They wanted to do harm and they ended up killing my father.
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He may be more interested in Western-style entertainment than his predecessors but this does not mean any real opening or fundamental change in the regime.
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