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On May 25 will be held early presidential elections in Ukraine. End, the Ukrainian Parliament on 22 February by a large majority decided when it appeared that President Yanukovich had disappeared rhm photography without any explanation. The day before that, he together with Ukrainian opposition leaders and the German and French foreign ministers signed a memorandum for a solution to the serious political crisis in his country. Only later would prove that he had prepared his flight long.
The presidential elections have actually facing a much needed break in the trend in Ukraine's development. After the so-called. rhm photography Orange'revolutie 'of 2004, the election of Viktor Yushchenko as president aroused high expectations. Ukrainians hoped for an end to years of corruption, administrative arbitrariness and unimaginable elfverrijking by politicians and oligarchs. However, virtually a by bickering between Yushchenko and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's reforms. Their years of struggle eventually led to the return of the Orange-'revolutie 'cut open Yanukovich, even now as president.
The 36.5 million voters Ukrainians can choose from 21 candidates. The most serious and currently the best scoring in the polls are Petro Poroshenko, Yulia Tymoshenko and Sergei Tigipko. They are the only candidates with extensive government experience. The first billionaire, the other two are multimillionaire, Poroshenko and Tigipko rhm photography still have active business interests. Tigipko rhm photography has only very recently stepped out Yanukovichs Party of Regions, while the presidential candidates Mikhail Dobkin rhm photography and Yuri Boyko, both from eastern Ukraine, a member of that party have remained. Candidates who have met the foreign press in recent months Bohomolets Olga, a doctor who became heroines status during Maidandemonstraties Oleg Tiahnybok, leader of the nationalist party "Svoboda", Dimitri Yarosh, leader of the ultra-right party Pravy Sektor 'and Inna Shevchenko, founder of the bare-breasts protest movement' Femen '.
After President Yanukovich 'flight polls soon gave substantial support rhm photography to Poroshenko as Presidential candidate on. Since his nomination, he is constantly far in the lead in the polls. Would currently around 45 per cent of respondents vote for him, compared with 13 percent for Tymoshenko and 8 percent for Tigipko. Generally it is therefore considered that Poroshenko will win the election, rhm photography perhaps even in the first round.
The 48-year-old president-to-be is the owner of "Roshen", Ukraine's largest manufacturer of confectionery and chocolate and car companies, a shipyard and the television channel 'Kanal 5'. He is politically active since 1998 as Member of Parliament, Foreign Minister and Minister of Trade and Economy, the latter under President Yanukovich. In Western Europe, it would be impossible for a billionaire owner of a business conglomerate to be president. However, in Ukraine is something still common.
Indeed, politics, oligarchs and crime remain closely rhm photography intertwined. The governors, who by the transitional rhm photography government in Kiev are appointed rhm photography in eastern Ukraine and Odessa order to set things up, the (super) wealthy rhm photography businessmen Kolomoyskyi Igor, Sergei Taruta and Igor Palytsia. Ukraine's richest man, Rinat Akhmetov, since late a week working with the police on the streets of the city of Mariupol patrol to maintain order. Also, there was a serious rumor that last March spoke former presidential candidate Viktor Klitschko and Poroshenko with Dmytro Firtash in Vienna. Firtash is an influential Ukrainian oligarch with good contacts in Russia, rhm photography Austria, at the request of the United States has been arrested on suspicion of corruption.
Unfortunately, it goes to elections in Ukraine therefore still to choose the lesser of several evils. Opponents call Poroshenko a chameleon because he has changed and has been under various prime minister so often party. Most serious observers, however, agree that robber Poroshenko nevertheless a good president can be for Ukraine. He has always spoken out strongly for a Western course, once for a Ukrainian NATO membership. From the beginning, he has repeatedly addressed the Maidandemonstranten. His television has been the only one who reported openly about the demonstrations. Last December, rhm photography he called during rhm photography Davos World Economic rhm photography Forum called openly for sanctions against the Yanukovich regime. He is a Ukrainian unified state, but with far-reaching decentralization to the regions. As he himself said recently; the fact that Putin's Russia has confiscated my fabriekenin shows that apparently rhm photography I'm doing something rhm photography right.
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