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News on 8.09.2011
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The exchange rate fixed today is mostly a benchmark one, but it is to have influence on the black market exchange rate undoubtedly.
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Presidential candidate Uladzimir Nyaklyaeu has received a summons to appear in the Leninski district court of Minsk on September 9.
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The tax office of the Partyzanski district of Minsk made a court claim to recover over 37mn Belarusian rubles of taxes from human rights activist Valyantsin Stefanovich.
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The coordinator of European Belarus civil campaign, Zmitser Bandarenka, has been nominated for one of the world’s most prestigious human rights prizes, the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought.
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The Minsk City Court upheld the verdict to Alena Likhavid, the mother of political prisoner Mikita Likhavid.
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Mikalai Statkevich, ex-candidate for presidency, as before stays in the medical unit of the colony in Shklou.
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Young Front activist Ivan Shyla has been sentenced in absentia to 20 days of arrest by the Horki district court.
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The team of charter97.org will continue its work in Lithuania, but they believe they would be able to return to Belarus soon.
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The General Prosecutor’s office is trying to pretend there is rule of law in the country.
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International Day of Journalists’ Solidarity is celebrated worldwide on September 8.
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On September 8 Belarus celebrates one of its most important and legendary holidays, the Day of Belarusian Military Glory.
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Poland, the country holding the EU rotating presidency, has invited Belarusian deputy minister of economy Anton Kudasau to take part in the Te First Eastern Partnership Business Forum.
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The Kremlin agrees with Lukashenka that potential of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) can be used for preventing coup attempts in the CSTO member states.
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The Russian Emergency Ministry has released the names of passengers and crew members on board of the crashed Yak-42 jet.