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In 1996 Babukh accepted an appointment as a Head of Department (Education) at the Moscow-based "International Academy of Informatization". [1]
In 2002 Larisa Babukh was one of several formerly active members of "Образование — будущее России" ("Education - Russia's Future") who together created the "Партия социальной справедливости" ("Social Justice Party"), of which she herself became one of the co-chairs. [2] [9] [11] was one of the parties that merged in 2008 to form the "Справедливая Россия" ("Just Russia") party. [12]
Larisa Babukh is married with two sons. [5]
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