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       One Young World 2012: the power of young people
       By: anno rani Date: September 10, 2023, 5:40 am
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       I want to return to the topic of the anti-war movement in
       Russia, but I would like to follow up with a point you raised
       regarding the far-right nationalist forces that have been
       unleashed in Russia. This has to do with the debate about
       fascism in Russia and Ukraine. How do you characterize the
       governments in Moscow and Kiev and the role played by far-right
       fascists or nationalists inside or outside these governments?
       Has the war contributed to fueling these trends or has it opened
       space for other voices?
       Both sides accuse the other of being fascist, but I believe that
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       of them is. That said, far-right
       ideology and the typical tendencies of right-wing populism, and
       even fascism, are present in both countries. In terms of their
       political and social content, both sides are not that different.
       Of course there are differences. For example, Ukraine has a much
       weaker state. This creates spaces in which the far right can
       carry out repressive activities not controlled by the state, in
       some cases with the support of elements of the Ukrainian
       security services.
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       The Russian state does not allow these things to happen. There
       are no private or paramilitary repressive apparatuses because
       the Russian State has an absolute monopoly on repression. In
       Russia, repression is centralized, while in Ukraine it is
       decentralized. At the same time, unlike Russia, Ukraine has a
       civil society that is not repressed, precisely because the state
       is weaker. The state has not repressed civil society in Ukraine
       because it does not have the capacity to do so as in Russia.
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