“Belarus has woken up and will not fall asleep”: Lukashenka’s rival in elections appeals to the people
On the eve of the elections in Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko's rival Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, supported by Veronica Tsepkalo and Svetlana Kolesnikova, addressed the people of the republic. The presidential candidate wrote down "Message to the Belarusian people".
In her address, Tikhanovskaya stated that Belarus does not belong to any politicians, president, parties or groups, but belongs only to its own people.
- she said, accusing Lukashenka of "privatizing" the entire country.
Tikhanovskaya also noted that in order to remain president, there is no need to keep millions of people in fear and to throw candidates, their children and associates into prison.
- she said.
According to Tikhanovskaya, she opposes violence in the streets and squares, clashes, and supports fair, transparent elections.
- said Veronica Tsepkalo.
Veronica Tsepkalo, who supports Tikhanovskaya, said that the country's president "should listen to the people, and not tell them what to do."
Maria Kolesnikova, who also supports Tikhanovskaya, accused Lukashenko of lying. According to her, the current president says that everything is fine in the country, and the whole world is "mired in lies." In fact, not everything is as beautiful in the republic as it is told.
- she called on Lukashenka.
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