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Kremlin party seeks to renew constitutional majority in Duma after alienating rivals

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Moscow (Russia), Sep 15 (EFE) .- (Camera: Fernando Salcines) The Kremlin has removed its main rivals, opposition leader Alexei Navalny and prominent communist and liberal politicians, in an unprecedented purge aimed at guaranteeing the victory of the worn-out presidential party, United Russia, in the legislative elections that start this Friday.FOOTAGE OF ELECTION POSTERS IN THE CITY OF MOSCOW AND OF AN ELECTORAL RALLY OF THE RUSSIAN COMMUNITY PARTY, WITH THE PRESENCE OF ITS LEADER, GUENNADY ZYUGÁNOV.

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