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Putin Vows Oil Tax Cuts As Russia's New PM...

                   
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May 11, 2008
        
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Vladimir Putin has vowed to curb Russia's growing inflation and cut oil industry taxes as he became the country's new prime minister. He went on that it was part of a plan to make Russia one of the world's economic leaders by 2020. Investors have said inflation is... [read full story]                    

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Putin Becomes Prime Minister

 sptimes.ru May 12, 2008
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Putin Program Calls for Tax Cuts

 themoscowtimes.com May 11, 2008
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Putin Becomes Prime Minister

sptimes.ru
May 12, 2008
        

MOSCOW — Vladimir Putin became Russia’s prime minister on Thursday after winning parliamentary approval. Before the vote he urged increased spending to boost growth while calling for tax cuts on oil companies and lower inflation. ... By Sebastian Alison and Maria Levitov...

Putin Program Calls for Tax Cuts

themoscowtimes.com
May 11, 2008
        

After the State Duma overwhelmingly confirmed the new prime minister, investors offered their own positive reaction. ... 12 May 2008By Anatoly Medetsky / Staff WriterShortly before being confirmed as prime minister, Vladimir Putin laid out an ambitious program of lower...

Putin Takes Yeltsin's Pen and Some Clout

themoscowtimes.com
May 11, 2008
        

When Boris Yeltsin left the Kremlin eight years ago, he gave Vladimir Putin the pen he had used to sign important documents and decrees, a gesture symbolizing the transfer of power to the new president. ... It's one of the many signs that Putin, now prime minister,...