Poll: the Deterioration of Russian-speaking residents realized 89% of Ukrainians

Opinions about the fact that the position of Russian-speaking residents in 2014 has changed for the worse in comparison with the previous year, adhere to 89% of Residents of Ukraine, should of spent research Fund " Democratic proposal name Ilka Kucheriv " and the sociological service of the Razumkov Center.
in the General situation in the country, according to 88% of the population has changed for the worse in comparison with the previous year. According to the majority of residents in most areas of life situation in Ukraine has deteriorated significantly - even in comparison with the data of 2013, which also showed a negative trend, reports UNN. The biggest change for the worse occurred in the level of prices and tariffs - there is deterioration said 95% of the population in the economic situation of Ukraine (94%), the level of stability (90%), the situation of Russian-speaking residents (89%), the confidence of Citizens in the future (84 %), the level of welfare families (84%), the provisions of the crime (60%), health care (53%). The poll was conducted 19-24 December 2014. Respondents 2010 otpisanih at the age of 18 years in all regions of Ukraine. The theoretical margin of sampling error of 23%. Remember, in the beginning of July Poroshenko said that the provision of local authorities in Ukraine the right to give Russian, and other languages a special status within their respective territories is a reasonable compromise that will give the opportunity to withdraw from the agenda all insinuatio on language-related topics. Poroshenko Also called the error the decision of the Verkhovna Rada of deprivation of the Russian language regional status. However, in November Poroshenko activities award Taras Shevchenko said that only the Ukrainian language will have the status of a state in the country. He also said that the second mandatory for the study of language in Ukraine is obliged to become English, and " not English ".


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