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Crossing Continents

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Belarus gained its independence from the former Soviet empire ten years ago. But democratic freedom was short-lived - since 1994 the country has been run by President Alexander Lukashenko , a Soviet-style leader who rules by decree, and has filled the parliament with his supporters.
Tim Whewell investigates what has happened to his political opponents. Repeated from Thursday

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Alexander Lukashenko
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Tim Whewell
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