How the Uzbek President's Daughter Extracted $1 Billion from Telecom Companies.

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Gulnara Karimova may be considered the most hated woman in Uzbekistan but while she is not wildly popular, she is wildly rich thanks to her questionable deals in the telecom sector.

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