Russian politicians learn to say goodbye to vodka
In Estonia, doctors urge local politicians to deny themselves alcohol during public arrangements to struggle against drunkenness. In Russia, authorities are not ready to give up consuming heating drinks. The tradition to drink alcohol for any kind of success (from winning elections to passing bills) and to celebrate all the holidays of the calendar is too deep-rooted in Russia.
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