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ReutersMOSCOW (Reuters) - Rights groups and opposition parties called on Russian President Dmitry Medvedev Wednesday to step up the fight against corruption and build a freer society after they met U.S. President Barack Obama this week.
Boris Nemtsov, head of the pro-Western "Solidarity" party, told Reuters the meeting with Obama had given them new hope.
"Now (Prime Minister Vladimir) Putin and Medvedev will realize that there is more than just them in the political arena. We demand free political competition," he said.
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