PUTIN: The beginning of the END? - VisualPolitik EN
November 27, 2019
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as posted by the channelVladimir Putin is extremely popular in Russia. Part of this popularity can be explained because of Kremlin’s efforts to suppress any would-be leader of the opposition. But the truth is… so far, there was no clear leader to galvanize the anti Putin sentiment… until now.
Alexei Navalny is a political activist who has built a huge social medial following. Millions of Russians follow him on his YouTube channel. For years, he has been unmasking lots of corruption scandals otherwise silenced by the Russian media, that is heavily controlled by the Government. But the moment where we have witnessed the political strength of this activist has been at the Moskow local elections. These elections are not a big deal… but they have been the first defeat for Putin.
Is this the beginning of the end for Putin-ism? Could Navalny befeat him? And would this be good or bad news? In this video we will answer to all of those questions.
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