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News on 5.11.2012
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Three weeks after the media tour across Belarus have passed, but Russian journalists continue to share their impressions.
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Young Front activist have received this information after visiting the penitentiaries.
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An opposition activist found his car damaged ahead of the founding meeting of the Young Christian Democrats.
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Alexander Lukashenko is not against entrepreneurs working at the Dynamo stadium after its reconstruction.
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Germany is ready to share its experience of reforms in various spheres with Belarus.
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12% discounts caused an incredible agiotage among the residents of Minsk.
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Excise duties on petrol will be increased by 20%, on cigarettes – 1.5-2.1-fold, on alcohol – by 11.8-61.6% from January 1, 2013.
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Principal stand is lacking today not only in Belarus but in Europe as well.
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A procession to the place of the shootings of the repressions victims in the Loshytski Yar was held in Minsk.
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The local authorities based their reject on that the organizers were going to hold the action in the city’s center.
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The social democrats are accusing the head of the Israeli MFA of damaging the relations with the whole world expect for with Putin and Lukashenka.
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Eight non-EU countries joined the sanctions on the Belarusian regime.
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They won’t allow a priest to visit the political prisoner, he does not receive letters and parcels.
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The international human rights organization voiced its protest against the tax pressurization used towards Aleh Volchak.
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Belsat TV showed a full interview of the leader of European Belarus civil campaign with Reuters.
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The prosecutor's office of the Hrodna region proposes to resettle those caught smuggling far from the border.
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Members of opposition parties and movements are often taken off trains at borders, but it's a rare occurence to film it.
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The autobiography book by Belarus' first post-Soviet head of state gets published in Russian by a Russian company.
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A strange banner decorates the culture centre of the Minsk Tractor Plant (MTZ).
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Dmitry Gudkov thinks the crisis in Belarus and Russia and the crisis in Europe are completely different.