Unprecedented fabrication

Published: 9 September 2001 y., Sunday
The regime stepped up unprecedented fabrication of election results. Nobody expected such insolent lies even from Lukashenko. CEC keeps claiming that Lukashenko collected almost 100%. CEC chairwoman announced preliminary voting results on 8.30p.m.: Gomel region (0,71% ballots counted): Gaidukevich – 3,21%, Goncharik – 10,31%, Lukashenko – 74,92%; Mogilev region (0,82%): Gaidukevich – 0,78%, Goncharik – 1,42%, Lukashenko – 96,36%; Minsk city (1,12%): Gaidukevich – 2,78%, Goncharik – 12,85%, Lukashenko – 77,41%. One can foretell with great degree of certainty that neither Europe, nor USA will recognize the elections as legitimate, which automatically turns Belarus into first European rogue state. Nor will the Belarusian nation trust these figures, for people know that they voted against Lukashenko.
Šaltinis: charter97.org
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