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Ursprungligen postat av
Lucas49
Ja 1 % är ju en ökning av bnp och inflationen är rekordlåg mot tidigare , det är ju att gå åt rätt håll. Nästa år förväntar man sig än bättre siffror baserat på ökad handel och fler arbetstillfällen. Budgetar brukar ju stämma ganska bra med verkligheten så bara att hoppas framåtskridandet fortsätter i en allt snabbare takt.
Förre presidentens korrupta styre och mutpolitik kombinerat med en maffialik prorysk politik har skadat Ukraina rejält och kommer ta några år att reparera.
Hur vet du att
en redan reviderad prognos inte kommer att revideras igen, och igen flera gånger om innan årsslutet, så att BNP kan bli
NOLL??
Du hyllar ukrainsk inflation på 12 %, medan Ryssland som du, i vartenda inlägg, brukar beskriva som konkursmässigt har
bara 7%!
Budgetar stämmer
ganska bra när prognoserna revideras hela tiden!
Före presidentens korrupta styre?? Menar du att
Porky-shenko hoppat av eller
blundar du för
Porky-shenkos korruption är värre än Yanukovych ?
Artiklarna som jag länkade till är pinfärska, foreignpolicy är från
1 augusti 2016 och kyivpost från
24 juli 2016:
Tillägg från kyivpost, Sergii Leshchenko:
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Instead of fighting against the oligarchs, the government forces them to make concessions and to share. As a result, the system is not being cleansed. The flows of money are simply being redistributed in the interests of the presidential clan.
The de-oligarchization project announced in the spring of 2015 was a fiasco. Now, Petro Poroshenko behaves like a typical Ukrainian president – he builds a clan, designed to be a financial base of the political superstructure. It guarantees a long term in power and then a peaceful retreat from the position.
There are several close associates of president at the core of the clan, providing a continuous flow of funds. Primarily, there is Ihor Kononenko, who gives directions for enrichment, and in return receives a commission.
For instance, this is the case with the company Centerenergo where a lawmaker from Poroshenko’s Bloc, Serhiy Trehubenko, being close to the top, is responsible for the coal supply schemes. For the second year in a row, the privatization of the company has been disrupted in spite of the interest shown by the large French company, Gaz de France. Even the process of transparent competition for the head of Centerenergo was blocked. Kononenko personally called all the applicants and asked not to publicly protests.
Another large-scale scheme of Kononenko includes withdrawing money from state electricity companies, where the Kryuchkov brothers' company Energomerezha worked under his cover. One of the Kryuchkov brothers has recently been placed on a wanted list. But a day before, he came to the State Property Fund to discuss the terms of privatization of a regional power company in a new Rolls-Royce. In an interview, the Head of the State Regulation Commission Dmytro Vovk openly said that Kononenko tried to control Vovk's agency and protected the Kryuchkovs, calling them “nice guys.”
Lawmaker Oleksandr Granovsky works as Kononenko’s apprentice in building the family clan. He is responsible for passing the right decisions in the courts and guarantees the adoption of the right decisions through the prosecutor’s chain.
At Security Service of Ukraine levels, the vertical of Kononenko, Granovsky is served by the deputy head of the SBU, Pavlo Demchyn, who was recently appointed as the first deputy head of the SBU, and the head of the anti-corruption department.
The chief curator of the country's defense contracts, Oleh Hladkovsky, is the second pillar of the clan.
The third pillar of the president's family is the head of the State Fiscal Service, Roman Nasirov, whose name has become a symbol of the preservation of old customs schemes and the non-transparent operations of the tax services.
https://www.kyivpost.com/article/opinion/op-ed/sergii-leshchenko-weve-returned-to-the-family-poroshenko-creates-his-clan-419429.html
