Commissioners of trade unions of Ukraine will be held on Wednesday in Kiev rally at the government building with the requirement to establish the fair price of housing prices, and increase wages and pensions, said the head of the independent Union of miners of Ukraine Mikhail Volynets on Facebook.

"Tonight at eleven. 00 the third time will be a protest picketing by unions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. Call on the government to dialogue and demand an increase of wages and repayment of debt on him, " wrote Volynets.

before the unions twice already gathered at the walls of the Cabinet and demanded of the government to raise the minimum wage to an actual living wage, indexed to wages, pensions and all social payments to the inflation rate 2014-2015. Protesters also demanded to set fair prices for gas and Tariffs for communal services. In their vision, Ukrainian citizens must pay for housing Tariffs much more than It has to be.

by tradition, on Wednesday, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine is holding a meeting. This Wednesday the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk is on a visit to USA.

currently Ukraine in fact is on the verge of default. In the country increases unemployment, the national currency over one year fell by more than 3 times. In the end, according to the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, in January 2015 the average salary in the country amounted 3455 hryvnia, or About $ 160. This is one of the lowest figures in the EU. Tariffs for electricity, gas, heat and hot water increased for residents of Ukraine from April 1. According to the agreement between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and international monetary Fund, Usually the cost of gas for residents increased by 285%. Also due to the increase in the cost of electricity from may 1 increased water Rates for residents from 4% to 100%. About 70% of the population of Ukraine in the process sociologicheskogo research told of dissatisfaction with their lives, noting that events in Russia are developing in the wrong direction."

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