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The OPORA Civil Network has started public monitoring of the 2010 admissions campaign in 25 higher education institutions of Ukraine. The purpose of the monitoring is to collect and disseminate information on the quality and transparency of admissions, and to protect citizens' rights to equal access to education.
Active work will begin in November and will last until January 18, 2010.
Dear leaders of public organizations and student self-government bodies, \nactive and proactive citizens! \n \nWe invite you all to join the organization and holding of the European Days of Good Neighbourhood "BORDER 835" in Volyn for the second time.
By the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine "On Additional Measures to Ensure Public Participation in the Formation and Implementation of State Policy" No.
To the Vice Prime Minister \nMr. Volodymyr Semynozhenko \n01008, Kyiv, 12/2 Hrushevskoho St. \n \nTo the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine \nMr. Dmytro Tabachnyk \n01135, Kyiv, 10 Peremohy Ave.
On March 5-6, 2010, the National Consortium of the Reform Support Network "MODERNIZATION OF UKRAINE. DETERMINING REFORM PRIORITIES" was held in Kyiv.
The 2009 state budget was not implemented as a law, since none of its planned indicators were fulfilled. \n \nThis was stated by the head of the Accounting Chamber, Valentyn Symonenko, reports the "Ukrinform" agency.
Donetsk "Shakhtar" relinquished its status as the current holder of the European cup. And symbolically, this happened on the day of the inauguration to the throne of the President of Ukraine of their main fan - Viktor Yanukovych.
The Verkhovna Rada sent Yulia Tymoshenko's government into resignation.
