Medvedev Says Putin Should Be President, Again

Medvedev says Putin should be president, again

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Saturday proposed Vladimir Putin as presidential candidate for 2012, almost certainly guaranteeing Putin's return to the office four years after he was legally forced to step aside.

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