Liudmila Ramanovich: Fools In Power In Belarus

Young people answer them by leaving the country.

Unemployment in Belarus, especially in the regions, is growing and pushing young people out of the country.

First, they went to work in Russia, and now to neighboring countries - primarily to Poland, Liudmila Ramanovich, a member of the BPF Party of Malaryta, said to Radio Racyja.

"The neighboring country has taken advantage of the fact that in Belarus there are fools in power, who can't organize life and work for their people. Our youth is brought up, nurtured, trained in schools, has strength and goes abroad to work. Poland and the Czech Republic receive taxes, raise pensions for these taxes, create new jobs, help children, and we become more poor. Listen to the full conversation in the attached file," Liudmila Ramanovich says.

According to Liudmila Ramanovich, more and more young people want to get education in Poland. This neighboring country is attracting more and more Belarusians, while the city of Malaryta is becoming more and more unpromising and depressing place to live due to unemployment and low wages.