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Sergei Sidorsky replaced as Belarusian prime minister
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Sergei Sidorsky replaced as Belarusian prime minister
The Belarusian Prime Minister, Sergei Sidorsky, was sacked by the President, Alexander Lukashenko after a cabinet reshuffle following last week's disputed Presidential election. His successor is Mikhail Myasnikovich, a former Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus back in the 90's.
Sidorsky was the Prime Minister of Belarus since July of 2003 when he was appointed by President Lukashenko. He is Belarus' longest serving Prime Minister, having served over seven years. Before that he was Deputy Prime Minister from 2001 to 2002. His replacement, Mikhail Myasnikovich is a former Deputy Prime Minister from the 90's.
This comes a week after the Presidential election which saw the re-election of the incumbent Alexander Lukashenko who has ruled Belarus since the establishment of the office in 1994. Foreign observers called the election, "fraudulent" and unfair. Following the elections, an estimated 600 people were detained by the government, including 11 Russian nationals.
Sidorsky was the Prime Minister of Belarus since July of 2003 when he was appointed by President Lukashenko. He is Belarus' longest serving Prime Minister, having served over seven years. Before that he was Deputy Prime Minister from 2001 to 2002. His replacement, Mikhail Myasnikovich is a former Deputy Prime Minister from the 90's.
This comes a week after the Presidential election which saw the re-election of the incumbent Alexander Lukashenko who has ruled Belarus since the establishment of the office in 1994. Foreign observers called the election, "fraudulent" and unfair. Following the elections, an estimated 600 people were detained by the government, including 11 Russian nationals.
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