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News on 23.01.2013
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Andrei Haidukou from Navapolatsk, who is accused of spying, doesn't lose heart in the KGB jail and recommends his mother to watch historical films.
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Dwellers of villages in the Vitebsk district demand to reinstate Ihar Pastnou, who was dismissed for criticising Vitebsk region governor Kasinets.
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The former Minister of Internal Affairs, who is not allowed to enter the EU, boasts with his impunity.
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The President of Poland shook hands with Anatol Mikhnavets, the head of the Belarusian National Memory movement, during a wreath-laying ceremony at the graves of insurgents of the 1863 uprising.
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An activist of Belarusian Christian Democracy Siargei Malashonak is called to “a talk” about a picture of him with a portrait of Ales Bialiatski.
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The Belarusian human rights activist is one of the nominees of the annual award from the British organization Index on Censorship. He is nominated for the Advocacy award.
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The Secretary General of the Council of Europe reminded of the conditions for starting the dialogue between the EU and Belarus.
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Policemen in Lida did not allow to commemorate a Roman Catholic priest Adam Falkowski.
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The decrease in export prices of potassium chloride will have painful consequences for the Belarusian economy.
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The court of Minsk’s Moscow district did not satisfy the human rights activist’s lawsuit against the state agencies.
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The use of Iranian assets brings up too many questions to the Belarusian authorities.
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The Belarusian bank, accused by the US Treasury Department of money laundering, has changed its name to InterPayBank.
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The law enforcement officers involved in the arrest and execution of Kavalyou and Kanavalau have been awarded.