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 Monday February 09, 2015 21:15 by ABC - Anarchist Black Cross Belarus
 The forth presidential term of Alexander Lukashenko will expire in 2015. In 21 years Lukashenko has managed to suppress almost all social struggles in the country, kill several political opponents in the 90s, and eradicate nearly all of the official opposition. Lukashenko didn’t allow Belarusian society to transcend the limits of Soviet mentality. Any complaint or criticism of the government are met with repression from the police or the KGB. Any attempts of organizing face with prosecution and hysteria from the state. The policy of the government can be described simply as follows: “Everything that cannot be controlled must be destroyed”. At this moment Belarusian state is slowly but steadily getting to the extermination of any dissent or independent thinking. With the elections planned for November this year the pressure on social movements is increasing. Authorities are afraid of the Ukrainian scenario occuring in Belarus and do everything to fight “extremists”: all the people who are calling for the change of the current regime.
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