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Landing the Euro 2012 football tournament wasn’t easy, but Ukraine seems content to let the opportunity to show off fade away by its apparent callousness to the suffering of an incarcerated former leader.
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A GROWING number of EU leaders are threatening to boycott the Euro 2012 football championship in Ukraine over the government’s treatment of imprisoned opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko
A GROWING number of EU leaders are threatening to boycott the Euro 2012 football championship in Ukraine over the government’s treatment of imprisoned opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko
