The protests in Belarus have been going on for more than a hundred days. It is a popular movement in opposition to the current regime that was born in response to the electoral results of last August 9. Elections in which Lukashenko claimed victory, but which have been considered fraudulent by the European Union and contested by the opposition. Currently, the situation appears to be at a turning point. Repression toughens. Lukashenko has clung to power, although it seems that Russian support is already moving in other directions. Meanwhile, the latest demonstrations seem to begin to decline, but only slightly. The objective of this document is to review the situation in the country today.
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