Monday, April 11, 2016

Ukraine To Get A New Government After The Resignation of The Prime Minister



RFE: Volodymyr Hroysman: Ukraine's Likely Next Prime Minister Is Loyal Poroshenko Ally

The man identified by Ukraine's outgoing prime minister as his successor, Volodymyr Hroysman, is a 38-year-old loyalist of President Petro Poroshenko who was thrust onto the national scene after the Euromaidan unrest that toppled a government.

Hroysman's meteoric rise from mayoral upstart to speaker of a notoriously obstreperous parliament was fueled in part by perceptions that a relative outsider with little political baggage could unite rival lawmakers, but it also prompted questions about his inexperience and political indebtedness to Poroshenko.

Announcing his planned resignation to avoid any "destabilization of the executive branch during a war" despite having batted down a no-confidence vote by lawmakers last month, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said the ruling Petro Poroshenko Bloc "has nominated" Hroysman to the head the next government.

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WNU Editor: Leonid Bershidsky sums it up perfectly .... Ukraine gets a new government, same corrupt politics (Bloomberg).

More News On Ukraine's Political Crisis

Ukraine awaits new government to fulfill promises of Maidan -- AP
Poroshenko’s protégé set to become Ukraine’s premier -- Irish Times
Ukraine Looks Toward New Government Following PM's Resignation -- VOA
Arseniy Yatsenyuk, Ukraine’s Premier, Quits Amid Splits in Post-Revolution Alliance -- NYT
Ukraine 'very volatile' after PM resignation, says Council of Europe -- Reuters
'Corruption and stalled reforms' - mass media reacts to Ukrainian PM's resignation -- Ukraine Today
Ukraine's embattled prime minister resigns as patience wears out -- Washington Post
Ukraine's Prime Minister Offers Cryptic Reasons for Sudden Resignation -- Tess Owen, VICE News

3 comments:

RRH said...

All these Ukrops are doing is attempting to look as if they are making changes in order to get their paws on the next $1.7 billion in IMF welfare. The army will get a sprinkle (especially the fascist guard units), the people even less, while the rest is funneled out of the country to tax havens...like the Caymans and the U.S.

Of course, the ICIJ and other Soros/U.S. Gov. funded "journalist" projects will fail to expose most, if any, of it. Expect to see Kolomoisky and the other gangsters continue to pillage unhindered while the NAZI paras keep everyone in line.

bn said...

Probably they are corrupt, BUT i dont see you calling Putin and others in Russia as you do in Ukraine. Bias

Jay Farquharson said...

Billions of our taxpayer's dollars, cut from schools, medical care, welfare and Employment insurance programs, arn't being given to Russian Ogliarches to be parked offshore in Panema in their private accounts.

Billions of our taxpayers dollars, cut from schools, medical care, welfare and Employment Insurance programs, are being given to Ukrainian Ogliarches so that they can park the money offshore in their private banks accounts.