Kasparov arrested, jailed after helping lead protest in Moscow
Kasparov arrested, jailed after helping lead protest in Moscow
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Russian authorities arrested former world chess champion Garry Kasparov today and sentenced him to five days in prison after he helped lead a protest against President Vladimir Putin that ended in clashes with police. |
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