Alexandr Lukashenko
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| + | '''Alexandr Lukashenko''' is a user account at Liberalia's forum. Alexandr Lukashenko has been a member of the region since December 2005 and is known to have had most name changes and has founded a lot of political parties. Lukashenko was appointed Director of Culture when Woolcott came to power, but after about a month with that post, he was re-asigned as Chief of the PMCO. He is also a member of [[The Reform Party]]. | ||
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| Chief of the Prime Minister's Commission Office | |||
| In office: March 17, 2008 – present | |||
| Predecessor: | None | ||
| Successor: | Incumbent | ||
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| Political party: | The Reform Party | ||
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| Born: | August 17, 1993 | ||
| Residence: | Bryne, Norway | ||
| Native language: | Norwegian | ||
| Political party: | The Norwegian Centre Party (Centre Youth) | ||
| Time zone: | UTC +1 | ||
Alexandr Lukashenko is a user account at Liberalia's forum. Alexandr Lukashenko has been a member of the region since December 2005 and is known to have had most name changes and has founded a lot of political parties. Lukashenko was appointed Director of Culture when Woolcott came to power, but after about a month with that post, he was re-asigned as Chief of the PMCO. He is also a member of The Reform Party.
