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I'm Sean Ramos-Firm, it's today explained, and today's show is a little different from the 600

something that came before it, because today, for the first time, I interviewed a journalist who

couldn't tell me where he was when we spoke, and he couldn't tell me because it wasn't safe.

I decided that this specific moment, I can do much more if I will be free. I would be definitely

in jail if I would stay. So now I help my colleagues journalists being in the secure place,

and I don't really where I am, it doesn't matter. The most important that

me, my friends, and my team, we all work for given people true information.

This is Fnac Vietchorca. He's a journalist from Belarus, where there was an election on Sunday.

The country's longtime leader, Alexander Lukashenko, claims to have won his sixth term in a landslide,

but people are protesting in the street saying the whole thing was rigged. His opponent has now fled

the country, and some think this could be the beginning of the end of a guy who's been called

Europe's last dictator. Everything began actually in 1994 when President Lukashenko became the

president, and 26 years after people realized they don't want him anymore. Of course, there were many

protests, but this one is very unique because the level of support for Lukashenko is extremely low,

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