Charles Maines
speaker
534 appearances
55 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 5 Sep
Charles Maines’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Boris Nadezhdin had hoped to run for a spot in Russia's parliament this September.
His campaign centered on his opposition to the war in Ukraine.
Yet Nadezhdin says he'll stop fighting his exclusion from politics rather than risk jail time for him or his supporters.
The decision follows recent weeks that saw the state label him a foreign agent and convict him of spreading extremist content on social media.
While the latter only involved a small court fine, both technically disqualify him from public office, the Dejdan insists the moves are designed to silence him and other anti-war views ahead of the September vote, not despite polls that show a majority of Russians wanting an end to the war now in its fifth year.
Charles Mainz, NPR News, Moscow.
Boris Nadezhdin had hoped to run for a spot in Russia's parliament this September.
His campaign centered on his opposition to the war in Ukraine.
Yet Nadezhdin says he'll stop fighting his exclusion from politics rather than risk jail time for him or his supporters.
The decision follows recent weeks that saw the state label him a foreign agent and convict him of spreading extremist content on social media.
While the latter only involved a small court fine, both technically disqualify him from public office.
That despite polls that show a majority of Russians wanting an end to the war now in its fifth year.
Charles Mainz, NPR News, Moscow.
Boris Nadezhdin had hoped to run for a spot in Russia's parliament this September.
His campaign centered on his opposition to the war in Ukraine.
The decision follows recent weeks that saw the state label him a foreign agent and convict him of spreading extremist content on social media.
While the latter only involved a small court fine, both technically disqualify him from public office.
Nadezhdin insists the moves are designed to silence him and other anti-war views ahead of the September vote.
That despite polls that show a majority of Russians wanting an end to the war now in its fifth year.
Charles Mainz, NPR News, Moscow.
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