Which nation tried the idea of glasnost to allow its people more freedom of speech apex?

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Russia tried the idea of glasnost to allow its people freedom of speech.The main goal of this policy was to make the country's management open to debate.This led to greater freedom of speech..It was a radical change as control of speech was a central part of the soviet system.

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The USSR tried Glasnost

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