Elections in Belarus 2015

‘Long live Belarus!’ were the words that Haydukevich used to end his speech on state television as a presidential candidate.

They want to live in Europe, but do not criticize Lukashenka. Presidential candidates have presented their programs. Do they present an alternative to the current head of the country?

They want to live in Europe, but do not criticize Lukashenka. Presidential candidates have presented their programs. Do they present an alternative to the current head of the country?

Of the four presidential candidates, Aliaksandr Lukashenka predictably earns the most, while Tatsiana Karatkevich has the lowest income of the four.

What do fellow countrymen think about incumbent president Alyaksandr Lukashenka? Will they cast their votes for him in the forthcoming elections?

Tatsiana Karatkevich’s electoral programme is based on the issues raised by the initiative ‘People’s Referendum’.

Who will give more: Lukashenka or Democrats? Belsat.eu recalls by how much presidential candidates in 1994, 2001, 2006 and 2010 promised to raise salaries and compares the figures with the then salaries and the exchange rate of the U.S. dollar.

What do fellow countrymen think about incumbent president Alyaksandr Lukashenka? Will they cast their votes for him in the forthcoming elections?

Новы цыкл перадвыбарчых дэбатаў на нашым тэлеканале. Першая частка – пра ўнутрыпалітычную сітуацыю ў Беларусі

Craving for obraining more votes, pro-Lukashenka authorities exert pressure on Belarusians with disabilities.

Over the past five years there have been many political prisoners in Belarus. They were much talked about in Poland and in Europe, although one got much news about some persons while others were less popular. Statkevich was among the prisoners whom the public heard little of.

The events similar to 2010 brutal postelection crackdown on peaceful protesters, beatings and mass arrests are still possible.

The events similar to 2010 brutal postelection crackdown on peaceful protesters, beatings and mass arrests are still possible.

Belsat.eu readers tell us in their letters about the collection of signatures for Alyaksandr Lukashenka.

The initiative group to nominate Anatol Lyabedzka, the leader of the United Civic Party of Belarus (UCPB), a presidential candidate held the picket “Which job should Lukashenka be slotted into?” in Minsk