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Last protest leader in Belarus dances in court as trial starts

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MOSCOW - Maria Kolesnikova, the last remaining protest leader still in Belarus, danced and smiled as she went on trial on Wednesday accused of violating national security when she challenged President Alexander Lukashenko's rule last year.




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