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Almost 90% of Belarusians surveyed consider themselves happy

In general, 89.8% of respondents to the republican sociological survey called themselves happy, the correspondent of the agency reports.

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Almost 90% of Belarusians surveyed consider themselves happy

In general, 89.8% of respondents to the republican sociological survey called themselves happy, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.

On September 16, Minsk presented the second part of the results of the social research, which concerns socio-political topics. As Nikolai Myslivets, director of the Institute of Sociology of the National Academy of Sciences, told BelTA, one of the questions was: “Everything happens in life: both good and bad.” But generally speaking, are you happy or not? The proportion of “yes” respondents reached 89.8%. Another 9.9 percent said no and 0.3 percent said no.

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