Russian communists vow to step up anti-corruption fight despite arrests and intimidation
RUSSIAN communists vowed today to continue their fight against state corruption after authorities raided Moscow party offices and detained a number of leading cadres.
The party headquarters was part-occupied by police during Saturday’s operation which followed accusations of ballot-rigging in the recent parliamentary elections.
“They surrounded them on all sides — emergency exits, windows, and so on,” Pavel Ivanov said, explaining that authorities were looking for organisers of Saturday’s protest against the alleged fraud.
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