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In Russia, ultraconservative organizations promoting machismo, anti-abortion sentiments, and xenophobia are expanding amid the ongoing war. These groups operate with the support of the Kremlin, while state security forces simultaneously target and suppress civil initiatives that do not align with these state-promoted values.

In response to the current political climate, Yulia Naválnaya, the widow of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, has called for Russians to vote for the Yábloko party in the upcoming September legislative elections. Yábloko remains the only party currently opposing the war in Ukraine and maintains historical ties to the late opposition figure.

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Infobae (Machismo, xenofobia y redadas) Focuses on the rise of state-backed ultraconservative groups in Russia.
Infobae (La viuda de Navalni) Focuses on opposition political strategy and electoral defiance.
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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