Belarusian Independence Bloc

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Belarusian Independence Bloc
Founded 2009
Headquarters Minsk
Ideology Christian democracy (majority)
Anti-Lukashenko
Pro-Europeanism
Political position Centre-right
Colours      Red
House of Representatives:
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Council of the Republic:
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Politics of Belarus
Political parties
Elections

The Belarusian Independence Bloc one of Belarus’ three major opposition coalitions,[1] was formed in 2009 as an alternative to UDF coalition in Belarus.[2] The group intention is to choose a single candidate to defeat the incumbent Alexander Lukashenko, the authoritarian president since 1994.[3]

Political Party Membership

There are 8 Political Parties in the Belarusian Independence Bloc of Belarus coalition, these are:

New members are accepted in Belarusian Independence Bloc only if agreed by all existing members. That was a reason European Coalition was not admitted to Belarusian Independence Bloc[4]

Participation in Elections

At local elections in 2010 Belarusian Independence Bloc had over 500 candidates, significant campaigns were run by Ales Lahvinets, Zmitser Babitski, Maxim Hubarevich, Tatsiana Kuushynava and a few others. From all of them, just 3 candidates of Belarusian Christian Democracy have won elections in their districts.

References

  1. ↑ http://democraticbelarus.eu/node/8233
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