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Bashar Assad, Party Animal
Syria says it’s allowing the establishment of political parties. The state news agency SANA said
Pesach Benson
July 25, 2011
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Syria says it’s allowing the establishment of political parties. The state news agency SANA said
Egad. As if Bashar Assad doesn’t have enough P.R. headaches right now. Sana, Syria’s state-run
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