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News on 18.09.2012
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The saga of Charter’97 says much of the dedication of Lukashenka's opponents as well as the misguided support of the West.
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A photographer working for the Associated Press says how he was detained today near Frunzenski supermarket.
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Belarusian security services used the program «Analyst's Notebook» against opposition.
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Jauhen Gutsalau was an observer from the BCD on the 71st polling station of Vitebsk-Oktyabrsky constituency.
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independent observers Anatoly Rodzik and Pavel Levinau have noticed a strange pattern.
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Workers of the quality control department at the Minsk Tractor Plant have been having a hidden strike for the last few days.
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Candidate Vladimir Romanovsky of the UCP, which has been withdrawn from the elections on September 15, is still not removed from the ballot at precincts of Minsk South-West electoral district number 99.
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On the 346th precinct of the 101 electoral district of the capital city a Minsk resident voted early in accordance with a direction from her work.
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The famous Brits liked the music played by the Mahileu band.
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(is being updated) activists of “Zmena” and journalists were detained and beaten.
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Members of the district commission of Mogilev industrial constituency № 87 for two hours could not deal with their duties.
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Banned concert of "Krambambulya" at the festival "Kamyanitsa" was the last straw.
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The incident occurred in the evening of September 17 at Krasnoarmeyskaya Street in Minsk, not far from the Lukashenka's administration.
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A lawyer has been denied access to a political prisoner for no reasons.
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Activists of the Belarusian Christian Democracy held another rally for a boycott of the "elections."
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Recently the Ministry of Justice has also demanded the decision of the Congress of the United Civil Party about withdrawal of candidates from the "elections".
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On January-July this year the import of light motor vehicles amounted up to 43.7 thousand pieces.
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It happened today at 7:50 am, a woman fell on the handrail.
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The first head of independent Belarus addressed the people of Belarus on occasion of the forthcoming “elections”.
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The presidential administration may appear to have been dragged into a scandal relating to sales of land.
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Dictator Lukashenka is playing a horrible game with the opposition and even international observers.