Delegates of the 7th extraordinary congress of the People's Party (formerly the People's Agrarian Party of Ukraine - proUA) unanimously decided to dismiss First Deputy Chairman of the Party Mykhailo Hladii, reports a proUA correspondent. \n \nHladii's dismissal from the post of first deputy chairman of the party is due to the fact that he submitted an application to leave the NAPU faction. At the congress it was also announced that another deputy, Oleksandr Borzykh, had decided to leave the NAPU parliamentary faction. \n \nInstead of Mykhailo Hladii, the congress delegates elected the current leader of the NAPU faction, Ihor Yeremieiev, as first deputy chairman of the People's Party. Kateryna Vashchuk, Kateryna Fomenko, Vasyl Shpak, Oleh Zarubinskyi and Valerii Martynovskyi were also elected as deputy chairmen of the party.
Ihor Yeremeyev became Lytvyn's first deputy
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