Question at TV-debates "Do you respect Yarmoshyna, or heard about borsch?"

The TV-Channel Belarus-2 showed debates of the House of Representatives deputy candidates who run at the South-West electoral district No. 99 in Minsk.

There were famous satiric Yauhen Kryzhanouski, acting deputy and Chairperson of the Belarusian Union of Women Svyatlana Shylava and Chairman of the United Civil party Anatol Lyabedzka, a confidant of candidate Uladzimir Ramanouski, in the studio. 

Shylava is considered to be a pro-authoritative candidate. Kryzhanouski, who presented the liberal Democratic party, "attacked" her several times.

Kryzhanouski asked her: "Do you respect Lidziya Yarmoshyna? She used to tell: "Ladies, don't do politics, cook borsch!" 

"Lidziya Yarmoshyna has a right to say things like that... I respect her", — answered deputy Svyatlana Shylava.

Anatol Lyabedzka said at the debates that "the system in the Republic of Belarus reached the dead end in terms of economy, finance, social life and morality". The key problem, according to Lyabedzka, is "absence of fair and free elections". He reminded that there were political prisoners in Belarus, and 7 presidential candidates were imprisoned after the last presidential election.

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