\nToday, debates were supposed to take place in the studio of the "Lutsk" radio station between representatives of the two candidates for the post of President of Ukraine – Viktor Yanukovych and Viktor Yushchenko. However, in Volyn there was no person who could present Viktor Fedorovych's economic program before the people of Lutsk, so only the vision of Ukraine's economic development by Viktor Yushchenko's team was presented on the radio airwaves. In particular, People's Deputy of Ukraine Volodymyr Bondar of Ukraine expressed Viktor Yushchenko's position on the main problems of society – overcoming unemployment, raising the standard of living of every Ukrainian family, and the economic growth of the state. \nAccording to the head of Viktor Yushchenko's election headquarters in the Volyn region, Volodymyr Bondar, it is difficult for Yanukovych's team to find a person who could select serious arguments in defense of his program. "All the activity of the acting Prime Minister is covered up by populist slogans and promises," he believes. As an example of this, the head of Yushchenko's headquarters in Volyn cites the anti-people budget-2004, the constant rise in prices for fuel and food products, and the collapse of the much-promised pension reform. Volodymyr Bondar also does not consider the suspension of production at enterprises whose management may have any connection to the opposition candidate or political force, as happened with the Lutsk Automobile Plant, to be a merit of the Prime Minister. \nThe people's elected representative cast doubt on the pro-government candidate's words that after winning the elections he would bring order to the state, because "if he wished, having all the levers of influence, Viktor Yanukovych could have done this already today," noted Volodymyr Bondar. \n