Russians Protest Against Economic Crisis

In Russia, plunging oil prices have dragged down the country's currency and economy, and now Russians are starting to lose their patience.

Jan 26, 2016

In Russia, plunging oil prices have dragged down the country's currency and economy, and now Russians are starting to lose their patience. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.

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