In the district center of Stara Vyzhva in Volyn, an extraordinary incident occurred: a delegation from the regional center, which had the goal of presenting the new head of the district, was not allowed into the district council building. In general, in March, three large rallies took place in Stara Vyzhva. The organizers say that people do not particularly need to be invited to the square. Stara Vyzhva residents are angry about the appointment of the new district head. Mykola Bashchuk, head of the SVK "Volyn," seems to many locals to be not at all the person capable of leading the district honestly and impartially. And in a letter from the heads of eight party organizations to People's Deputy Mykola Martynenko, dark spots in Mykola Bashchuk's biography are mentioned. According to the signatories, in 1998 a criminal case bypassed him, and in February 2000 Mr. Mykola was nevertheless convicted for the fact that the head of the SVK single-handedly sold the farm's shares as payment for work performed (which was not actually performed). The apotheosis of the March protests was the incident that occurred during the visit to Vyzhva of two deputy heads of the Regional State Administration, Bohdan Shyba and Volodymyr Karpuk. The agitated crowd simply did not let members of Volodymyr Bondar's team into the presentation of Bashchuk. Instead, in Stara Vyzhva they were certain that Oleksandr Romanik, an investigator of the regional prosecutor's office, would be appointed to lead the district. Meanwhile, two minibuses with Stara Vyzhva residents arrived in Kyiv. Near the building of the presidential secretariat, people will protest against the appointment of Mykola Bashchuk.