The participants of the march traditionally began to gather on Independence Square near the Red Church.
March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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These are the most punctual protesters. They planned to march at two o’clock and at that time began their movement along Independence Avenue.
March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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Just look at the magic posters made by the participants of the march!
March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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People on today’s walk are greeted by residents of the houses and have come to support the young people.
March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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The protesters are in the exalted mood.
March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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March of Pensioners in Minsk. November 2.
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A column of several thousand participants occupied the avenue from the bridge over the Svislach to the intersection near the circus. Police cars drove along the march all the time.
The procession ended at Yakub Kolas Square. The participants held a small meeting and sang Kupalinka.
