Daily Mail Online Article RatingPutin approves new curbs on media coverage ahead of presidential...
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47% : Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved changes to the law that governs presidential elections, putting new restrictions on media coverage, local news agencies reported on Tuesday.43% : In addition, the changes prohibit campaign activity on "blocked resources".Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved changes to the law that governs presidential elections, putting new restrictions on media coverage (Gavriil Grigorov/ Sputnik/Kremlin Pool Photo/AP)Under an intensifying crackdown on opposition and information flow, Russia has banned an array of websites and services including Facebook and Instagram, although many people use VPNs to circumvent the blockage.
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