6 August 2001 MINSK, 6 August (BelaPAN) Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka and Uladzimir Hancharyk, the leader of the Federation of Trade Unions of Belarus, would run neck-and-neck in Minsk if a presidential election were held in early August and if there were only one more contender in the race–Syarhey Haidukevich, leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Belarus, a new […]
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