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| align=center| [[Igor Smirnov]] || align=center| [[Transnistria]] || align=center| '''1991-present''' || <small>President of the unrecognized country of Transnistria. Religion and free speech not fully allowed. Arbitrary arrests and torture used to silence opposition and political activists. Romanian speakers discriminated.</small>
| align=center| [[Igor Smirnov]] || align=center| [[Transnistria]] || align=center| '''1991-present''' || <small>President of the unrecognized country of Transnistria. Religion and free speech not fully allowed. Arbitrary arrests and torture used to silence opposition and political activists. Romanian speakers discriminated.</small>
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| align=center| [[Alexander Lukashenko]] || align=center| [[Belarus]] || align=center| '''1994-present''' || <small> President of Belarus. Said to have an "authoritarian ruling style". Lack of democratic standards. Human rights violations."</small>
| align=center| [[Alexander Lukashenko]] || align=center| [[Belarus]] || align=center| '''1994-present''' || <small> President of Belarus. Said to have an "authoritarian ruling style". Lack of democratic standards. Human rights violations. Referred to as "Europe's last dictatorship."</small>
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