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By the age of 47 he'd already survived being physically attacked many times.

He'd been almost blinded and poisoned with a Soviet-era nerve agent. From the brink of death he'd come back and continued to fight to

expose the corruption at the top of Russia's government. I think that Alexa

Navalny was the most important opposition figure in certainly

Vladimir Putin's Russia and maybe in post-Soviet Russia in general.

He escaped Russia, but it wasn't long before he returned, knowing he'd be sent to prison.

Most of us were weak and selfish, and we chose to go into exile but that's why Navini was a real

leader was the one who was capable to become the president of the country,

who kept saying, I'm not afraid and please, you shouldn't afraid either.

In jail, his sentences were increased by so many years that he'd never have got out in

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