Belarus protests | Lukashenko’s inauguration didn’t pass unnoticed

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Hundreds of anti-government demonstrators taking to the streets of #Belarus’ #Minsk in the same week president #Lukashenko was inaugurated for a sixth term as president, a month earlier than expected. A number of arrests have been made during today’s demonstration.

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