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"author": "Karl Laske and Madeleine Leroyer",
"pub_date": "2022-03-16 19:16:27",
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"url": "https://mediapart.fr/en/journal/international/160322/exiled-russian-oligarch-sergei-pugachev-putin-s-junta-and-why-ukraine-marks-its-downfall",
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"title": "Exiled Russian oligarch Sergei Pugachev on Putin's 'junta' and why Ukraine marks its downfall",
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"summary": "Exiled Russian oligarch Sergei Pugachev, who became dubbed "the Kremlin's banker", was once part of Vladimir Putin's inner circle, until he was eventually cast out by the Russian president and took refuge abroad. In this interview with Mediapart, he details how Putin and his close allies, what he calls "a junta which has captured power, all the money and all the institutions of the state", function. He denounces a system of corruption on a vast scale, including that of foreign politicians, argues why the decision to wage war on Ukraine marks "the end of Putin's Russia", and describes French President Emmanuel Macron's frequent calls to Putin as "ridiculous".",
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