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I don't think you can make generalizations like that from one case. Given the nature of one-party states, it is plausible that the hammer swung hard on her bec
by inglor_cz 3y ago
I don't think you can make generalizations like that from one case.
Given the nature of one-party states, it is plausible that the hammer swung hard on her because she was at the losing end of some power struggle, or closely associated with some high politician who lost in a power struggle.