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- Dec 14, 2013
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Freedom for Protesters

Ukrainian Courts have freed some of the protesters arrested over the past two weeks of demonstrations in Kiev. Also, the Ukrainian president has hinted at amnesty for the rest of detained protesters. These developments have emerged since Friday when the president held talks with opposition leaders in Kiev and these concerns have come to the fore ahead of a massive protest planned in Kiev on Sunday, as another push to nudge the Russia leaning government into a people-preferred trade and political pact with the European Union(EU).

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