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Capitalism and Russia's daily bread

In the final years of perestroika, when there was little in Soviet shops except bare shelves and bored salespeople, Russians could still comfort themselves: at least you could always get bread. In four or five varieties, at prices so low they are almost painful to remember: about 25 kopecks (at the ... » Filipino workers fight for their jobs For equality and solidarity French workers and students defend social services Nigeria: US, Britain, EU refuse sanctions The US role in the south Asia arms build-up US socialist wins freedom

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