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RUSSIANS PROTEST VLADIMIR PUTIN’S POLICIES
March 20, 2010 - Russia
March 20, 2010 - Russia
Thousands of people have taken to the streets of several Russian cities to protest at the Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin's, policies. Organized by the Communist Party, the Solidarity movement and human rights groups the protests have run under the banner of A Day of Anger. Police in Moscow have banned the protest there and detained seventy people. The protests come from a mix of local and national issues, including unemployment.
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March 20, 1933 - USA
March 20, 1933 - USA
To Help America Out Of Great Depression, Within one month of taking office President Roosevelt set about pulling America out of the depths of the worst depression in history. He temporarily closed the nation's banks. He passed emergency legislation aimed at stabilizing financial institutions. Spoke on the nations radio airwaves giving people hope and a much needed pep talk. Signed the Economy Act into law which cut salaries of federal employees including war veterans.
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