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Double rising of Russian leaders

Moscow : Russia | 28 days ago

The number of respondents claiming they don't trust the president has decreased from 14% to 12%...The credibility rating of Vladimir Putin has grown from 66% to 70% over the same period. The number of those who don't trust the Prime Minister has decreased from 12% to 9%.

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