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Do you remember how much talk there was in 2018–2019 about “lustration,” “vetting,” “transitional justice,” and “judicial integrity”? All of it, of course, was understood in a rather peculiar way. I remember that during those years I interviewed one of the key figures of the Civil Contract party—the conversation was, in my view, quite cordial, though the questions were somewhat pointed. In the comments section, some overexcited women wrote: “journalists should also be subjected to lustration.” In other words, for the Nikol-supporting masses, these “lustrations” and…
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