Much of the Russian electorate is still seething over a package of constitutional amendments that were foisted on the country this spring, and could pave the way for President Vladimir Putin to remain in power until 2036. And anger against the ruling United Russia party over a reviled reform that raised retirement ages has not abated.
RFE/RL: Russia’s opposition determined to keep fighting during Navalny’s absence
A woman wears a protective mask reading "Putin go out" during a gathering to protest against constitutionnal reforms in central Moscow on July 4, 2020.
