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Minsk, Aug 19 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera Tatyana Zenkovich) Belarusian opposition continues to protest after the president, Alexandr Lukashenko, accused on Wednesday the opposition of trying to take power after the recent elections.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST.
Minsk (Belarus), Aug 20 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Tatsiana Zenkovich).- The Belarusian opposition took to the streets Thursday in another day of protests against President Alexandr Lukashenko.Demonstrators called for new elections in the country after Lukashenko claimed his victory in the 9 August vote.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTESTS IN FRONT OF THE JANKA KUPALA NATIONAL THEATER IN MINSK.
Tens of thousands of opposition supporters march in the Belarusian capital of Minsk despite authorities deploying a heavy police presence.The opposition movement has kept up a wave of large-scale demonstrations every Sunday since President Alexander Lukashenko won a disputed victory in August 9 polls. IMAGES
Thousands of demonstrators gather on Independence Square in central Minsk, Belarus, waving the red-and-white flags of the opposition and calling on President Alexander Lukashenko to resign, the latest in a wave of protests after he claimed a sixth term in August 9 ballot. IMAGES
Minsk (Belarus), Aug 28 (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Tatsiana Zenkovich).- The possibility that Russia will send police forces to stabilize the situation in neighboring Belarus has not influenced the spirit of the protests, who insist that President Alexander Lukashenko leave office as soon as possible.PROTESTS BY WOMEN IN MINSK
Minsk (Belarus), Nov 16 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Tanya Zenkovic).- Belarusian pensioners protested on Monday in Minsk against the Lukashenko government, calling for the president's resignation and new elections in the country.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST ON MONDAY IN MINSK.
Minsk (Belarus) Oct 31 (EFE / EPA).- Dozens of women gathered on Saturday in Minsk in a new protest against the election results and to demand Alexandr Lukashenko's removal from power.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST ON SATURDAY IN MINSK, BELARUS.
Minsk, Oct 25 (EFE/EPA).- More than 100,000 Belarusians took to the streets of Minsk and other cities on the 11th consecutive Sunday of anti-government protests, this time on the so-called "People's Ultimatum Day" against President Alexandr Lukashenko, demanding that he resign by midnight and free all political prisoners."Today at 11:59 pm, the People's Ultimatum starts and, if the demands are not met, Belarusians will begin a national strike," warned opposition-leader-in-exile Svetlana Tikhanovskaya on the Telegram television channel.Later, with Lukashenko's failure to respond by the deadline to - and comply with - the ultimatum, Tikhanovskaya issued another statement, saying: "The regime once again has demonstrated today to Belarusians that violence is the only thing it has. But detonating stun grenades against people and below the windows of maternity hospitals is not power. The regime is not ready to fulfill the demands of the people. This means that this regime is not worthy of the Belarusian people and it means that it is losing power." (Camera: TATSIANA ZENKOVICH). SHOT LIST: A RALLY AGAINST GOVERNMENT AND PRESIDENT LUKASHENKO IN MINSK, BELARUS.
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