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New York Times: Populist leaders in Eastern Europe run into a little problem — unpopularity

By New York Times.
Protesters throw rocks, bottles and firecrackers as they clash with police during the rally against government's coronavirus restrictions in Ljubljana on Nov. 5, 2020.
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A right-wing populist wave in Eastern Europe, lifted by Donald J. Trump’s surprise victory in 2016, has not crashed as a result of his defeat last November. But it has collided with a serious obstacle: Its leaders are not very popular.

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