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They have already begun — starting with Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Although there are rumors that fundamental changes will take place primarily in Western Ukraine. The first swallow — Viktor Baloha — has already left... Although until the very last moment he assured everyone that he would stay... Who is next?
First of all, I want to emphasize that the President of Ukraine again did not fully adhere to the Constitution of Ukraine. Because, having dismissed the government, he appointed as acting head not one of the members of the government, but a completely different person.
It seems that Volyn governor Vladimir Bondar has every chance of staying in his seat in this difficult time for the executive branch. He will not be swept away by the second personnel wave, if only because he fiercely demonstrates his loyalty to the President.
\nOn July 4, 2004, my orange began. It was a breath of air in the suffocation of the pro-Yanukovych apathy, when few believed that Yushchenko would win. Somewhere around a year ago Yushchenko was poisoned. Then my orange ignited with autumn colors because it became clear what the stakes were in those elections.
The beginning of autumn turned out to be extremely hot in Ukrainian politics. Over 9 months of work of the new government team, in addition to achievements, deep differences in views on economic and political processes on the part of the main political players also surfaced.
Ukrainian politicians have not managed to avoid the influence of Western standards; there are plenty of their own hippies in their midst, but there are also yuppies among them, who cynically and ambitiously climb to the top of the social pyramid.
The press conference of Zinchenko was indeed scandalous. Why the former state secretary submitted a resignation letter was the main mystery of the past weekend.
Maybe it's summer, or maybe something else – I haven't watched news on local TV channels for a month now. One "parquet" replaces another "parquet," one official migrates from channel to channel, sowing season gives way to harvest, and a resignation to an appointment.
We continue the series of interviews with the governors of Ukraine's regions. The young and energetic governor of Volyn, Volodymyr Bondar, seems to have taken the right position from the very beginning: supporting tolerance, peace and calm in the region, he nevertheless launched a genuine investment revolution.
For them, he is a kind of personification of the era of trials that the city endured with dignity. But times change. The new authorities demand that yesterday's authorities bow down. Begging for blessing. However, it is not in Anton Kryvytskyi's style to indulge someone's tyranny.