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Lukashenka: Redenomination is serious political event
The upcoming currency redenomination is a serious political event, Alyaksandr Lukashenka said Thursday in Minsk while meeting with Prime Minister Andrey Kabyakow and Pavel Kalaur, head of the National Bank of Belarus. -
Russia warns it may cut oil exports to Belarus in Q3
Russia may supply less crude oil to Belarus than originally planned in the third quarter of this year, Russian Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak told reporters in Saint Petersburg on June 16.
- Permanent council of pro-democracy organizations to be established in Belarus
- KGB completes investigation into charges against businessman Yapryntsaw, his son
- Opposition organizations drawing up preliminary lists of parliamentary hopefuls
- Five-year social and economic development to be adopted at All-Belarusian People’s Assembly
- Lukashenka warns of crackdown on further unsanctioned opposition protests
- Opposition activists stage Chernobyl anniversary march in Minsk
- Firefighters hold stair-climbing race in Minsk
- Writer Aleksiyevich attends launch event for collection of her interviews, speeches
- Rescuers stage massive exercise at sports center in Minsk
- Revelers in Minsk celebrate end of Butter Week
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Lukashenka said to have won with 83.49 percent
Lidziya Yarmoshyna, head of the central election commission, announced at about 2:30 a.m. on Monday that according to preliminary data, Alyaksandr Lukashenka had won a fifth term as president with 83.49 percent of the vote in Belarus’ October 6-11 presidential election.
According to Ms. Yarmoshyna, the incumbent was followed by Tatsyana Karatkevich with 4.42 percent, Syarhey Haydukevich with 3.32 percent and Mikalay Ulakhovich with 1.67 percent, with 6.4 percent voting against all the candidates.
Mr. Lukashenka reportedly won 86.75 percent of the vote in the previous, 2010 presidential election, 83 percent in 2006 and 75.65 percent in 2001.
He said last week that he would like to receive no less than 80 percent in the 2015 presidential election to have a strong position in the international arena. // BelaPAN
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Karatkevich asks election authorities to invalidate vote results
Tatsyana Karatkevich on Wednesday formally requested the central election commission to invalidate the results of Belarus' October 6-11 presidential election.
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- Karatkevich votes for herself
- Lukashenka promises no shift in economic policy
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