Pavel Kazantsev

Versions of names: Pavel Olegovich Kazantsev, Павел Казанцев
Kazakhstan

Pavel Kazantsev is from Kazakhstan and is a politician and deputy chair of the Mazhilis, having served since January 2021. He has been a member of the Mazhilis since 2016 and has held various roles in government and business, including in the Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations and as director of several organizations. Kazantsev has also been involved in political work within the Nur Otan Party and the Federation of Trade Unions of Kazakhstan.

Corresponding elections

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In the presidential election held in Belarus on January 26, 2025, incumbent President Alexander Lukashenko secured his seventh term with over 87% of the vote. The election was widely criticized by international observers and opposition figures, who labeled it a sham due to the lack of genuine competition and suppression of dissent. The EPDE has exposed how over 90 politically biased “observers” who were deployed to whitewash this fraudulent election. The Lukashenka regime, notorious for systematic human rights abuses and repression of civil society, manufactured international legitimacy by inviting hand-picked “observers”—many with direct ties to authoritarian regimes, Kremlin-linked disinformation networks, or criminal investigations in their home countries.

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