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> SOLIDARITY LUKASHENKO ! > > Newsletter of the CISL-LSIC/ > LUKASHENKO-SOLIDARITY international Committee > Lettre d'information du CISL-LSIC/ > Comit� international SOLIDARITE-LUKASHENKO > http://lukashenkosolidarity.free.fr/ > > ============================================= > N� 28 - 19 Novembre / November 2002 > ============================================= > Webmaster - Editeur responsable : > Luc MICHEL - email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ============================================= > This number 28 is send to 61.000 emails. > Ce num�ro 28 a �t� envoy� � plus de 61.000 mailes > > In this number 28 / Dans ce num�ro 28 : > > Press release of the CISL-LSIC > AGAINST NATO AND AMERICAN'S "EUROPEAN" MUPPETS : > WE MUST SUPORT PRESIDENT LUKASHENKO ! > > Communiqu� de presse du CISL-LSIC > CONTRE L'OTAN ET LES VALETS � EUROPEENS � DE WASHINGTON : > SOUTENONS LE PRESIDENT LUKASHENKO ! > > REVUE DE PRESSE INTERNATIONALE / > INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW : > > EU IMPOSES BELARUS TRAVEL BAN > LE PRESIDENT DU BELARUS INTERDIT DE SEJOUR DANS L'UE > 14 EU NATIONS BAR BELARUS PRESIDENT > TENSIONS ENTRE L'UNION EUROPEENNE ET LA BIELORUSSIE > ISOLER LA BIELORUSSIE > > BBC PROFILE: EUROPE'S LAST DICTATOR ? > LUKASHENKO: DIPLOMATIC NICETIES NOT A TOP PRIORITY > > ============================================== > > Press release of the CISL-LSIC > (Brussels and Paris) - November 19' 2002 : > AGAINST NATO AND AMERICAN'S "EUROPEAN" MUPPETS : > WE MUST SUPORT PRESIDENT LUKASHENKO ! > > The American strategy in Europe of the East aims to isolate Russia, as > Zbigniew Brezenzski exposes himself in his " Big chessboard ". And the > actual opportunist friendship of Putin for Bush must not make illusion. > After Yugoslavia of Milosevic, the Belarus of President Lukashenko is the > next objective of the State Department. > As Milosevic yesterday, Lukashenko has the double twists to be a patriot > that defends his country facing imperialism and NATO and a socialist that > defends acquirements of social justice and equality facing the colonization > of the eastern Europe by international capitalism. Motor of the Slavian > Union between Russia and the Belarus, Lukashenko is to this title a target > also important for Washington and the NATO, who don't want an imperial > political recontruction on East. > As in Yugoslavia yesterday, the American imperialism and its European mupets > send millions of dollars to finance a ghost opposition, through more than > 300 so-called NGO. The western media organizes an aggressive campaign of > false informations and slander that aims to isolate president Lukashenko, > who sustains a large majority of workers and peasants of Belarus, and who, > we must recall it, won all elections since 1994. > > Facing these scandalous attacks against a democratically elected president, > and aware of the Yugoslavian experience, the "Comit� international > SOLIDARITE-LUKASHENKO / LUKASHENKO-SOLIDARITY international Committee), > CISL-LSIC (1), launch an international call to suport President Lukashenko > and the action of the committee. > JOIGN US. SUPORT OUR ACTION. WE MUST STOP NATO ! > Victory for Lukashenko ! Lukashenko pobedit ! > > Communiqu� de presse du CISL-LSIC > (Bruxelles et Paris) - 19 novembre 2002 : > CONTRE L'OTAN ET LES VALETS � EUROPEENS � DE WASHINGTON : > SOUTENONS LE PRESIDENT LUKASHENKO ! > > La strat�gie am�ricaine en Europe de l'Est vise � isoler la Russie, comme > Zbigniew Brezenzski l'expose dans son "Grand �chiquier". Et l'amiti� aussi > opportuniste qu'�ph�m�re de Poutine pour Bush ne doit pas faire illusion. > Apr�s la Yougoslavie de Milosevic, le Belarus du Pr�sident Lukashenko est le > prochain objectif du State Department. > Comme Milosevic hier, Lukashenko a le double tord d'�tre un patriote qui > d�fend son pays face � l'imp�rialisme et � l'OTAN et un socialiste qui > d�fend les acquis de justice sociale et d'�galit� face � la colonisation de > l'Europe orientale par le capitalisme international. Moteur de l'Union Slave > entre la Russie et le Belarus, Lukashenko est aussi � ce titre une cible > prioritaire de Washington et de l'OTAN qui ne veulent pas d'une > recontruction politique imp�riale � l'Est. > Comme en Yougoslavie hier, l'imp�rialisme am�ricain et ses valets europ�ens > d�versent des millions de dollars pour financer une opposition fant�che, au > travers de plus de 300 pseudo ONG. Les media occidentaux, eux, organisent > depuis des ann�es une campagne agressive de d�sinformation et de diffamation > qui vise � isoler le pr�sident Lukashenko, que soutient une large majorit� > des ouvriers et des paysans du B�larus, et qui, rappellons-le a gagn� toutes > les �lections depuis 1994. > > La d�cision des marionnettes � europ�ennes � de Washington d'interdire l' > acc�s du l'Union europ�enne au Pr�sident Lukashenko et � ses proches > collaborateurs a �t� prise sous la pression du State Department et r�v�le > une fois de plus la suj�tion totale des politiciens de Bruxelles aux > int�r�ts am�ricains. > > Face � ces attaques inadmissibles contre un pr�sident d�mocratiquement �lu, > et fort de l'exp�rience yougoslave, le "Comit� international > SOLIDARITE-LUKASHENKO" (LUKASHENKO-SOLIDARITY international Committee), > CISL-LSIC (1), lance un Appel international pour soutenir le gouvernement > l�gitime du B�larus et l'action du Comit�. > REJOIGNEZ-NOUS. AIDEZ-NOUS. NOUS DEVONS ARRETER L'OTAN ! > Victoire pour Lukashenko ! Lukashenko pobedit ! > > REVUE DE PRESSE INTERNATIONALE / > INTERNATIONAL PRESS REVIEW : > > EU IMPOSES BELARUS TRAVEL BAN > Lukashenko wanted to attend Nato's Prague summit > > Tuesday, 19 November, 2002, > Fourteen of the 15 European Union nations have imposed a travel ban on > Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko because of his country's poor > human rights record. > The ban also covers seven government ministers. > Portugal decided not to go along with the move, because it hopes the Belarus > foreign minister will attend a gathering of the Organisation for Security > and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in Lisbon next month. > "I am sure the 14 nations will implement the ban speedily," said a diplomat > from Denmark, which holds the EU presidency. > "There are eight people that these countries do not want to see," the > official said. > Originally, the EU nations had sought to enforce a ban covering a wider > range of Belarus government officials. > The Czech Government has already refused Mr Lukashenko a visa to attend this > week's Nato summit, prompting Belarus to withdraw its ambassador from Prague > in protest. > Officials have warned the EU they will no longer co-operate on illegal > migration and other issues. > Described by Washington as the last dictator in Europe, Mr Lukashenko has > become increasingly isolated from the West because of alleged harassment of > the opposition and the press. > > Expulsions > Last month, he expelled all monitors from an OSCE mission in the country. > Then, in an extraordinary outburst, he threatened to stop policing his > borders and let drug traffickers and illegal immigrants into the EU if he > did not get a visa to attend next week's Nato summit in Prague. > Although a member of Nato's Partnership for Peace, Belarus has also been > accused of training Iraqi military officers. > Seven countries from Eastern Europe, including Belarus' neighbours Lithuania > and Latvia, are likely to be invited to join the alliance at the Prague > summit. > > LE PRESIDENT DU BELARUS INTERDIT DE SEJOUR DANS L'UE > > BRUXELLES (mardi 19 novembre 2002, 19h59 AFP) - Le pr�sident b�larusse > Alexandre Loukachenko et sept de ses proches vont �tre interdits de s�jour > dans 14 Etats membres de l'Union europ�enne, une mise au ban � laquelle seul > le Portugal a refus� de se joindre lors d'une r�union mardi � Bruxelles des > ministres europ�ens des Affaires �trang�res. > La pr�sidence b�larusse a imm�diatement jug� "absurde" la position adopt�e > par la majorit� des Europ�ens et promis "des mesures" en r�ponse � cette > d�cision. > L'interdiction de s�jour visant M. Loukachenko et ses collaborateurs sera > cependant beaucoup moins large que le projet initial de la pr�sidence > danoise de l'UE: elle ne visera que huit des principaux dignitaires de > Minsk, au lieu des 52 propos�s au d�part par la pr�sidence danoise de l'UE. > Outre le chef de l'Etat b�larusse, l'interdiction d'entr�e dans l'UE � > l'exception du Portugal s'appliquera au Premier ministre, aux ministres des > Affaires �trang�res, de la D�fense, de la Justice, de l'Int�rieur, ainsi > qu'aux chefs du KGB et de l'administration pr�sidentielle, selon des > diplomates. > Le r�gime autoritaire d'Alexandre Loukachenko est de longue date dans le > collimateur des Occidentaux pour ses violations des droits de l'Homme. > Contre toute attente, les chefs de la diplomatie des Quinze ont �chou� � > parvenir � Bruxelles � une d�cision unanime en raison de l'opposition de > Lisbonne, que personne ne s'attendait � voir contrer aussi farouchement un > projet tenu pour quasiment acquis par ses partenaires. > Le chef de la diplomatie portugaise, Antonio Martins da Cruz, a �mis la > crainte qu'une telle mise au ban n'emp�che la tenue les 6 et 7 d�cembre � > Porto de la prochaine r�union minist�rielle de l'Organisation pour la > s�curit� et la coop�ration en Europe (OSCE), dont le Portugal assure la > pr�sidence tournante. > L'ordre du jour de la r�union de l'OSCE doit en effet �tre adopt� � > l'unanimit� des 55 pays membres de l'organisation et Lisbonne craignait que > Minsk ne paralyse tout en repr�sailles. > En th�orie, l'interdiction g�n�rale de visa devait en effet emp�cher ses > dirigeants de prendre part aux rencontres internationales ayant lieu hors du > si�ge des organisations h�tes, ce qui est le cas pour la r�union > minist�rielle de l'OSCE, dont le si�ge est � Vienne. > La pr�sidence danoise de l'UE a propos� en vain mardi une exemption pour la > rencontre de Porto, qui n'a pas suffi au Portugal. > Selon des sources concordantes, "la discussion a �t� tr�s tendue" entre les > Quinze. "L'attitude du Portugal est assez incompr�hensible. Il y a un vrai > probl�me au Belarus et lui ne voit que sa petite r�union � Porto", a > comment� un diplomate, qualifiant de "bricolage improbable" le compromis > finalement retenu. > Face � l'inflexibilit� de M. Martins da Cruz, les ministres des 14 autres > membres de l'UE ont d�cid� que leurs pays barreraient l'entr�e de leurs > territoires aux dirigeants de Minsk sans tenir compte de Lisbonne, en > s'appuyant sur les accords de Schengen sur la circulation des personnes dans > l'espace europ�en. > Dans la pratique, une "alerte Schengen" sera d�clench�e contre M. > Loukachenko et ses sept collaborateurs. D�s qu'un pays d�clenche une telle > alerte, ses partenaires sont tenus comme lui de fermer leurs portes aux > personnes vis�es, sauf � solliciter une d�rogation, ce que pourra faire le > Portugal. > La Grande-Bretagne et l'Irlande, qui ne font pas partie de l'"espace > Schengen", ont promis d'appliquer �galement l'alerte en vigueur chez leurs > partenaires. > Alexandre Loukachenko est d�j� interdit de s�jour de facto aux Etats-Unis. > Il ne se rend en r�alit� que dans de rares pays de la CEI (communaut� des > Etats ind�pendants), tels la Russie, l'Ukraine ou la Moldavie. Sinon, il a > seulement voyag� au Qatar, Bahrein en l'an 2002, Libye et Chine en 2001. Il > s'�tait rendu au Vietnam en l'an 2000. > En Europe, ses derni�res visites remontent � 1996 pour la France et 1997 > pour un sommet de l'OSCE � Lisbonne. > > 14 EU NATIONS BAR BELARUS PRESIDENT > > Tue Nov 19, By RAF CASERT, Associated Press Writer > BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Every European Union (news - web sites) member but > Portugal has imposed a travel ban on the Belarus president and seven top > ministers over alleged human rights violations in the former Soviet > republic. > Portugal sought more flexibility in an attempt to alter the behavior of the > increasingly isolated regime of Alexander Lukashenko. > "We don't agree with the political timing of the initiative," said > Portuguese Foreign Minister Antonio Martins da Cruz. > But the remainder of the EU membership - after Lukashenko closed the office > of the Organization for Security and Cooperation (news - web sites) in > Europe last month - decided the ban was an appropriate response. > "I am sure the 14 nations will implement the ban speedily," said a diplomat > from Denmark, which holds the EU presidency. "There are eight people that > these countries do not want to see," the official said on condition of > anonymity. > Originally the EU nations had sought to enforce a ban covering a much wider > range of Belarus government officials but reduced it to eight in an attempt > to win Portuguese agreement. > The EU had warned Lukashenko that a refusal to assist human rights monitors > sent by the OSCE (news - web sites) - which promotes democracy throughout > the continent - would seriously damage relations. > Last month, Belarus closed the OSCE mission after refusing to extend the > visas of many of the group's employees. > The Czech government has already refused entry to Lukashenko for this week's > NATO (news - web sites) summit. Minsk has withdrawn its ambassador from > Prague in protest and has warned the EU it would no longer cooperate on > illegal migration and other issues. > > TENSIONS ENTRE L'UNION EUROPEENNE ET LA BIELORUSSIE > > Par Aslan Crosby > BRUXELLES/PRAGUE (vendredi 15 novembre 2002, Reuters) - La tension est > mont�e d'un cran entre l'Otan et certains pays de l'Est, la R�publique > tch�que ayant refus� de d�livrer un visa au pr�sident bi�lorusse pour lui > permettre d'assister � la r�union de l'Alliance atlantique � Prague, que > l'Ukraine menace elle-m�me de boycotter. > Des diplomates ont par ailleurs annonc� l'intention de l'Union europ�enne de > refuser, � partir de la semaine prochaine, de d�livrer des visas aux > personnalit�s du r�gime bi�lorusse, y compris au pr�sident Alexandre > Loukachenko. > Cette d�cision de l'UE, qui vise � sanctionner des manquements aux droits de > l'homme en Bi�lorussie, sera aussi adopt�e par les pays candidats � > l'adh�sion en temps utile pour le sommet de l'Otan qui se tient � Prague les > 21 et 22 novembre. > "Le refus de visas s'appliquera � une trentaine de personnalit�s", a d�clar� > un diplomate avant une r�union des ministres des Affaires �trang�res des > Quinze. > Cette d�cision d�montre que la R�publique tch�que n'est pas isol�e dans > cette politique qui suscite des tensions. > Alexandre Loukachenko souhaite s'inviter au sommet de l'Otan sans y �tre > convi�, de m�me que le pr�sident ukrainien L�onide Koutchma. Cette "saga des > ind�sirables", selon le mot d'un ambassadeur aupr�s de l'Alliance, > embarrasse l'Otan. > Le chef de l'Etat ukrainien a fait savoir vendredi que son pays ne serait > repr�sent� par personne d'autre que lui-m�me � Prague. "Si le pr�sident n'y > va pas, personne n'ira", a d�clar� Koutchma depuis Kiev. > > ISOLER LA BIELORUSSIE > > L'Ukraine est soup�onn�e par les Am�ricains d'avoir approuv� la vente � > l'Irak d'un syst�me radar "Kolchouga", en d�pit de l'interdiction de vendre > des armes � ce pays. > De l'avis du ministre des Affaires �trang�res tch�que Cyril Svoboda, > Koutchma enverra sans doute une d�l�gation pour repr�senter son pays. A > Kiev, le minist�re des Affaires �trang�res a fait savoir que le secr�taire > d'Etat am�ricain Colin Powell avait t�l�phon� � son homologue ukrainien > Anatoli Zlenko pour le persuader de participer � cette r�union. > De son c�t�, la Bi�lorussie a rappel� son ambassadeur � Prague et menac� > jeudi de rompre ses liens diplomatiques avec la R�publique tch�que. Prague a > confirm� vendredi avoir refus� une demande de visa �manant du pr�sident > bi�lorusse. > "Nos instructions � notre charg� d'affaires � Minsk sont de ne pas lui > accorder de visa d'entr�e", a d�clar� Cyril Svoboda. "C'est notre d�cision. > Mais tout soutien en la mati�re est le bienvenu, car il y a des valeurs qui > valent la peine d'�tre prot�g�es." > Des responsables de l'Otan ont fait savoir que Loukachenko n'�tait pas le > bienvenu au sommet de Prague en raison de son r�gime autocratique et de son > opposition � l'�largissement de l'organisation transatlantique. > "On ne le veut vraiment pas", a d�clar� un diplomate en expliquant que le > pr�sident bi�lorusse vient de s'opposer au renouvellement du titre de s�jour > du repr�sentant de l'OSCE (Organisation pour la s�curit� et la coop�ration > en Europe). > D�j� critiqu� par les pays occidentaux pour ses m�thodes visant � museler > l'opposition et les m�dias, Loukachenko a menac�, si son visa lui �tait > refus�, de favoriser l'immigration ill�gale et le trafic de drogue en > all�geant les contr�les aux fronti�res entre la Bi�lorussie, la Pologne, la > Lettonie et la Lithuanie. > Les Occidentaux souhaitent isoler Minsk, qu'ils accusent en outre > d'entretenir des liens avec l'Iran et l'Irak. > > BBC PROFILE: EUROPE'S LAST DICTATOR? > LUKASHENKO: DIPLOMATIC NICETIES NOT A TOP PRIORITY > > Monday, 10 September, 2001, > By regional analyst Stephen Mulvey > President Lukashenko knows precisely what the West thinks of him, and > frequently makes clear what he thinks of the West. > Western governments accuse him of trampling on democracy and human rights, > and take seriously allegations that Belarus organised death squads to get > rid of political opponents. > In return, Mr Lukashenko accuses Western ambassadors of spying, and plotting > to overthrow his regime. > Mr Lukashenko believes in an authoritarian style of government because the > alternative, he says, is instability > He makes a point of cultivating relations with other pariah states, from > Cuba to Iraq. Both he and his political opponents compare Belarus to > Yugoslavia before the fall of his friend, Slobodan Milosevic. > "There will be no Kostunica in Belarus!" he said during a televised comments > in July. > "No way! This must be clear to you and all those who count on it." > > Landslide > Mr Lukashenko came to power by winning a landslide election victory in 1994. > Lukashenko sees himself as a man of the people > He was an outsider, a former farm manager seen as a man of the people, who > unexpectedly beat a pillar of the former communist establishment. > He still tells many ordinary Belarussians what they want to hear: the > country will have no truck with economic reform, "order" will be maintained, > and Belarus will continue to grow closer to Russia. > Pensions and salaries may be meagre, but for now they continue to be paid on > time. > Mr Lukashenko still emphasises his close links with workers in the > countryside and in industry. > He likes to be filmed driving a combine harvester or chatting with miners. > His supporters refer to him as Bat'ka, or father. > > 'Dictatorship' > Belarus began to earn its reputation as Europe's last communist dictatorship > in 1996, when Mr Lukashenko used a referendum on constitutional changes to > rid himself of an awkward parliament. > The new parliament was hand-picked, and the elections to its successor, held > in 2000, were widely condemned. > The new constitution also strengthened Mr Lukashenko's control over the > judiciary. > The security forces began to be used increasingly ruthlessly to crush > dissent, and ministers sacked from the government frequently found > themselves harassed or jailed. > Mr Lukashenko has championed the cause of unification between Belarus and > Russia, causing Russian liberals to fear that the Kremlin may be his > ultimate political goal > Mr Lukashenko believes in an authoritarian style of government because the > alternative, he says, is instability. > He is on record as describing Hitler as a madman, but one who deserves > credit for building a strong state. > "He is incapable of changing his position. He listens to no-one," says > former Prime Minister Mikhail Chigir, now a member of the opposition. > Mr Lukashenko has championed the cause of unification between Belarus and > Russia, causing Russian liberals to fear that the Kremlin may be his > ultimate political goal. > > A passion for sport > Some of Mr Lukashenko's domestic critics have suggested that his > authoritarian tendencies could be the result of an unhappy childhood in a > small Belarussian village. > It is said that he was the victim of cruel taunts because his mother was > unmarried. He himself married, but has separated from his wife. > Sport is one of Mr Lukashenko's passions. He has served as chairman of the > Belarussian Olympic Committee, even though the International Olympic > Committee's rules theoretically forbid high state officials from holding > such a post. > On one occasion, he declined to meet the chairman of the parliamentary > assembly of the Council of Europe, Leni Fischer, who was visiting Minsk, on > the grounds that he had an important football match to attend. > "Fifty thousand fans are waiting for me," he said. "I cannot let them down." > > After extending his first term by two years in the 1996 referendum, Mr > Lukashenko has already been in power for seven years. He is now set for > another five - or as he put it in a post-election "at least five years". > Some analysts have taken this as a hint that the 47-year-old leader could > alter the constitution again, to allow presidents to serve three or more > consecutive terms. > > ============================================ > Les nouvelles qui sont donn�es dans ce bulletin le sont � titre > d'information. > Elle n'impliquent pas n�cessairement l'adh�sion du CISL-LSCI, > en particulier quant aux informations provenant des media occidentaux. > The news contained in this newsletter are given only for information. > CISL-LSCI don't approve necessarly these news, > particularly when information come from western media. > > NOTICE: In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is > distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in > receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. > Feel free to distribute widely but PLEASE acknowledge the original source. > Fair use only. > ============================================= > Cette lettre d'information est gratuite. Pour vous abonnez ou si vous ne > d�sirez plus la recevoir : adressez un message � > This Newsletter is free of charge. To receive it regularly or if you don't > want to receive its future editions : send a mail to > Editeur responsable et Directeur de publication : > Luc MICHEL (128/01 rue de Montigny - B/6000 Charleroi) > > ============================================== > CONTACT : > Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Secr�tariat international / International headsquarter : > CISL-LSIC - Maagdenstraat 37 - B/1000 Bruxelles > > Contact International, Belgique et Suisse / > Contact in Belgium, Switzlerland and International : > T�l. 02/218.73.09 - International + 32 2 218 73 09 > Fax 02/218.73.59 - International + 32 2 218 73 59 > > Contact France : > T�l. et Fax 01 43 83 75 32 > > Le but du comit�, qui dispose d�j� de sections en Belgique, France, Suisse > et Italie, est de soutenir l'action du Pr�sident Lukashenko, au Belarus et > dans le monde slave, de faire connaitre ses r�alisations, de mener une > campagne permanente d'information afin de r�tablir la v�rit� face aux > mensonges de la propagande occidentale. Le Comit� soutient �galement les > initiatives du Pr�sident Lukashenko en faveur de la Construction et de > l'�largissement de l'Union slave. > > The goal of the committee, that already has sections in Belgium, France, > Switzerland and Italy, is to sustain the action of the President Lukashenko, > in Belarus and in the Slavian world, to make know his realizations, to lead > a permanent campaign of information in order to re-establish the truth > facing lies of the western propaganda. The Committee also sustains > initiatives of President Lukashenko in favor of the Construction and the > widening of the Slavian Union. > =============================================== > Pour plus d'information - For more information : > > The committee has a site of information bilingual French-English > (with information in Russian) on Internet : > > Le comit� dispose d'un site d'information bilingue Fran�ais-Anglais > (avec des informations en Russe) sur Internet : > > http://lukashenkosolidarity.free.fr > > > > > > > > > > > > <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/";>www.ctrl.org</A> DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are unwelcomed. Substance�not soap-boxing�please! These are sordid matters and 'conspiracy theory'�with its many half-truths, mis- directions and outright frauds�is used politically by different groups with major and minor effects spread throughout the spectrum of time and thought. 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