days, per year the period of stay can reach 90 days. negotiations at the highest level, new contacts and contracts. the visit of the belarusian government delegation to latin america continues. cuba warmly welcomed us the day before, and today it ’s nicaragua’s turn; for our country this is a relatively new partner, but a promising one. our correspondent, svetlana lukenyuk, is in contact from monagua right now. the time difference between minsk and monago is 9 hours, which means, for example, when in minsk it’s 20:00 it’s already evening, here in nicarague it’s 11 morning. it is at this time that the first negotiations begin. belarusians will stay here in nicaragua. 2 days, the official visit started the night before, when our delegation, the delegation of the belarusian government, arrived at nicaragua international airport. the meeting with the president planned during this time was vice. president, as well as

heads of various government bodies. meetings and negotiations, where the main topics will, of course, be the international agenda, international cooperation, trade and investment. except because we are building such strong economic ties with latin american countries, we pay special attention to bilateral cooperation in the cultural sphere. so, during this time, during these 2 days , holoconcerts are planned from the stage masters of both belarus and nicaragua.

belarus, as well as havana, have mutual understanding and support, and we will continue to build such relations together to resist external pressure. the day before, our delegation visited the center of fidel castro; honored guests are always invited to talk about the legendary the life of the legendary politician, and there were also negotiations with his brother raoul. let's hear how the conversation began.

wishes for health, longevity and wisdom. as a result of the visit to cuba, we brought new agreements, for example, we are talking about the supply of powdered milk and medicines. belarus also proposed to become a kind of pharmaceutical hub for innovative drugs from cuba, so that they could then be distributed and sold on the market of the countries of the eurasian economic union. so we hope that the current negotiations here are nicaragua, they will also be filled. and new contracts, we are ready to discuss new joint projects. svetlana lukinyuk, alexey youth, havana tv news agency, monago. society continues to demand high-quality and objective information without fakes and destructive content. moreover, interest in such materials is growing. the public opinion study was conducted by the institute of sociology. experts interviewed mensk residents, residents of regional centers, cities, and districts. rural settlements to

questions through a face-to-face questionnaire 1300 respondents responded to the face. starting from 2021, we record that the level of trust in state media is growing from 200 twenty-one to 2023, an increase of 15% was recorded. that is, if in 2021 this figure was at 38%, then in 2023 this figure was 54%. we looked at this phenomenon, there are very complex reasons, there are many factors, well, firstly, on the one hand, of course, it should be noted that the journalistic community has become much more fruitful work, a lot of bright media projects are appearing, original journalism is developing, experts are appearing on television, on the other hand, it should be noted that after all, the country has overcome the consequences of the negative information turbulence that took place in 2020, after all, people, they began to take a more responsible approach to the choice of information. content to its content,

they began to actively filter information, still not to immediately take for granted the first one to appear in the media space fact, what else might be missing, what would you like to see? on belarusian television, well, people, naturally, are very fond of news content, entertainment content, but there is a great demand for analytical information, when there is, relatively speaking, such an explanation, of course, people, ordinary workers, ordinary housewives there need to be explained, of course, what is happening in the world, how it is happening in the world, people will first of all go where they have been well and reliably and efficiently explained about it, but in our country today, this characteristic is certainly possessed by the state media, in particular, we... also looked at it in the context of television, compared to last year we recorded about a 12-13% increase in indicators, more than 60% trust in socio-political content, which is on belarusian television. but in percentage terms, belarusians today are more interested in domestic cuisine, or what their neighbors have,

or what is there overseas? still, to a greater extent, of course, people are focused on that information that, on the one hand, surrounds them directly, well, in particular, this is typical for regional specifics. there , yes, people are more focused on the problems of the region in which, for example, they live, on the other hand, of course, they are interested in domestic politics, they are interested in health, they are interested in some social issues, economic news, but nevertheless there are strong interests in the international agenda, of course, given that, after all , the world today is in such there is social tension, of course people are turning to the international agenda, but domestic politics will certainly be the information priority of our audience. and to continue with a couple more numbers: half of the visitors to the belarusian radio company website are belarusians, but on the youtube platform , russians are more often interested in our agenda. there are, we note, germans, americans and poles, and this despite the fact that our state media are under pressure in the shadow ban. the attitude towards the media in

this democratic world is not at all democratic. however, information began to be selective in the west, where senior officials are still their own... the situation with victory day became indicative: it was forbidden to hold marches, lay flowers, maybe that’s why our parade on july 3 in minsk on the independence day of belarus attracted there are so many people on television screens on internet platforms. the parade was watched more than 2.5 million times on official state media youtube channels. on tv, the total reach on all channels is 1.220 thousand people. this is a live broadcast without.

assistance in the form of a monthly social benefit or a one-time social benefit, it is provided to low-income families, large families raising a disabled child, single-parent families, that is, any category of families whose average per capita income is below the need criterion, working parents, assistance is provided at the place of work, as a rule, in accordance with collective agreements, local acts of employers, another type of assistance that is provided within the framework of charity events that are traditionally held in july, august, everyone... school clothes. and school bazaars have already started operating in minsk. univergia offers customers a variety of business-style clothing options for children of all age groups, about 180 models for

girls and about 160 for boys. particular attention to the range of clothing that schools have chosen as mandatory items. these are a variety of vests. you, blouses, trousers and skirts. and we are back to the bad weather situation. a heavy downpour hit minsk and our correspondents are now working on the streets of the capital. it was still dry in the morning, i will say that i came to work still dry, uh, literally in

a matter of minutes, such a downpour began , it’s clear that showers can’t cope everywhere, uh, we need to be careful here and drivers should be careful, maybe continue, weather forecasters in general they say it will be there before lunch, but in general , the last few days have been saying that nature is still so unpredictable, that you just have to see how many degrees the temperature will be, will it rain today? it’s no longer enough, you need to take umbrellas, you need to plan your routes, including here dedicate some time so that if you have to stand on the road for a while, in order to wait out the rain, you still have some kind of personal safety. julia, thank you, be careful, we are monitoring the situation in the city. well, next we have sports news, we are on the air at one o'clock in the afternoon, see you. the opponent of dynamo minsk in the second qualifying

round of the champions league has become known. the blue and white will fight with the bulgarian ludogorets to reach the next stage. after a 1:3 defeat in bulgaria, the georgians came out on their home field forward already in the third minute. soon they scored again, but the croatian team of referees canceled the goals for violating the rules. with a big advantage, the georgian champions were unable to score and the bulgarian team advanced to the next round. the first match against dynamo minsk will take place in bulgaria on july 24, a nominal return match. july egor will play against spaniard miguel damas.

the end of september 19802 became a landmark for the belarusian capital; for the first time it hosted a forum, which was held with the assistance of unesco, the united nations education issues. science and culture, a conference on slavic cultures and the world cultural process began in minsk, it brought together more than 200 scientists from... until recently, the soviet union categorically did not accept the idea of ​​joining unesco.

they had a negative attitude towards the organizations that were created by the un, including unesco, but what the soviet leader was guiding was that they believed that these organizations were pursuing policies in the interests of western, major western states, and therefore it was not appropriate for the soviet union to participate in such organizations. all changed after stalin's death. april 21 , 1954, ussr ambassador to england. malik signed the unesco charter. a month later, the bssr became a full member of the organization. almost immediately, the belarusian side took the initiative to include in the agenda of the next unesco session the issue of the importance of studying slavic cultures in the context of the worlds. in august. in 1957

, the first meeting of the bssr national commission for unesco was held in minsk. it discussed the issue of carrying out celebration activities seventy-fifth anniversary of yanka kupala. unesco supported them unanimously. but unexpectedly, the discussion turned around another issue. comrades, i propose that we need it.

belarus will prove that intangible heritage has the right to be on the list of world cultural heritage in the 21st century.

then, in 1982, a conference in minsk summed up that big one.

we owe them this rise, because luchinka is not so much for the songs, but primarily for the fact that he was already on, as they say, on a horse, remember, voyachich did not sing to drink as a veteran, he was registered in moscow, he was already respected, because the vocal instrumental ensemble at that time was looked at a little bit askance, only by a veteran. at the same time , the belarusian stage literally burst onto the all-union stage.

everyone sees that when the west comes to a country, when it develops a network of ngos, when it imposes its policies there, the country loses its sovereignty; sovereignty today is a very vague concept. we cannot ensure our security alone, it is impossible, but we have been taught for many decades, that if we cannot do this, then in an alliance with another country, for example, with the russian federation, this automatically means a loss of sovereignty, but this is not so, in their concessions putin, lukashenko say: “guys, why are you raising these nuclear issues , we are never going to do this, we don’t want to, and why are we conducting the exercise, so that this never happens, so that those who stand behind europe,

the songs of alexandra pakhmutova and nikolai dobronrav are heard on the all-union stage

, it is in the songs of the union . and these verses our wonderful classics, igor luchenok became on a par with them, thanks to luchenok the rise took place, he created not just an ensemble, he created a whole wave, on this whole wave the silver, bright, dewy nations swept along...

the soviet union and russia, as it were, a country it wasn’t called, pesnyary, sebra, this is generally pride, glory is just our flag, i can sing kostilyast, kastilyaiska, that’s it, i can’t

think of it anymore. a completely different song, a simple belarusian song, that’s all, if, you know, such brilliant things, they’re all simple, i clearly dreamed about you. kolis, which is then combined into chords , hangs, and i felt that, you know, as if something was moving in the air, you know, it was such a very powerful moment, you know, that’s why it was such a really, really powerful breakthrough, thanks he also gave birth to a new direction in belarusian pop art; it would seem that the repertoire of each ensemble was based on

a belarusian song. but for everyone it sounded unique, especially, and it was not rivalry, in the national culture they complemented each other, this is the culture, this is the theme, this is the belovezhskaya pushcha alone, how talented they are, how they found each other, united, and what level of voice and performance.

and in the end, when he refused, i come, coincidentally, to moscow, go to the melodiya company, and he says to me: yesterday , some kind of ensemble of yours, it wasn’t shining yet, recorded some of your songs, it turned out that it was malinovka . it was a time when outstanding young and already famous actors shone on the theater stage. nikolay eremenko.