President Alexander Lukashenko was on track to win a fifth consecutive term by a landslide Sunday, exit polls showed, as the Belarussian leader warned critics against contesting the election outcome and ridiculed one of his opponents for being a woman. The vote was being closely watched by the European Union, with officials indicating the bloc was ready to lift sanctions against the authoritdimanche 11 octobre 2015
Belarus leader Lukashenko wins landslide re-election
Minsk (AFP) Oct 11, 2015
President Alexander Lukashenko was on track to win a fifth consecutive term by a landslide Sunday, exit polls showed, as the Belarussian leader warned critics against contesting the election outcome and ridiculed one of his opponents for being a woman. The vote was being closely watched by the European Union, with officials indicating the bloc was ready to lift sanctions against the authorit
President Alexander Lukashenko was on track to win a fifth consecutive term by a landslide Sunday, exit polls showed, as the Belarussian leader warned critics against contesting the election outcome and ridiculed one of his opponents for being a woman. The vote was being closely watched by the European Union, with officials indicating the bloc was ready to lift sanctions against the authorit
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