Great backdrop for the Russian Head of State: Vladimir Putin at his fifth inauguration in the Kremlin.
Photo: Agence France-Presse
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Six more years of Vladimir Putin's rule means six more years of bad luck for Russia, at least. There is hardly any other way to evaluate the matter when the ruler takes the oath of office that he himself manipulated in order to remain in power. Indeed, Putin's sham election last March ended with a result that served only a show of force rather than a pretense of democracy. to Opening on Tuesday He was sworn in for the fifth time against a wonderful backdrop of defending the rights and freedoms of Russians. Both have diminished with each term in office.
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The head of the Kremlin consolidates his oppressive and unjust state and advances his ideology of imperial Russia through patriotic education of the youth.