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Russia raises quota of university places for Transdniestrian graduates
Russia continues to provide places at its higher educational establishments for the Transdniestrian graduates.
According to REPORTER.MD’s correspondent in Tiraspol, this is the second year in a row that Russia offers places at its universities. Last year, it provided 50 places, while this year – 120 places. The studies are free of charge. The graduates of Transdniestria can choose from among 17 higher educational institutions in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Vladimir and other Russian towns // Reporter.MD Publication date: 20 May 2008 Source: Archive 
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