Ukraine was a scandal because of illegal salaries to " channel 5 ", which has the country's leader Petro Poroshenko.
About frauds with salaries said on Facebook Journalist Roman Sukhan canal after his resignation. Then the interview with him was made by a German magazine Deutsche Welle.
The journalist told that he was fired after he complained to management on workload of workers who have to " work for the 3 ". The accounting channel was not transparent. Formal And informal wages "channel 5" pay on different cards, correspondents And Other Employees were deprived of the benefits package, health insurance. Other employees of the channel have confirmed these data. However, their names did not want. Managers of the channel deny everything. Review Deutsche Welle, this scandal responsible for President Poroshenko, who owns the channel, a considerable reputational risks. And very much at odds with his campaign speeches And statements. The main slogan of the election campaign Poroshenko was " to Live a new life ". Besides, in many ways, the image of Ukrainian head will become worse And the international arena. In Ukraine, the majority already had the habit of bribery And abuse of power, in the EU And the U.S. have the opportunity to react to the revealed facts much tougher. It is Also noted that the independent media trade Union was notified Of possible violations on the international channel And the European Federation of journalists. Recall, Petro Poroshenko became President of Ukraine in June 2014. By the time of the election he was one of the wealthiest people in the country. At the same time he promised to surrender control of their business. The main asset of Poroshenko ? confectionary Firm Roshen. Despite promises, it has until now not sold the company. However, he stated that he gave Roshen to the trust governance And deprived the Corporation of any influence. Poroshenko also owns television " the 5th channel ". At the end of December last year, the Ukrainian leader has declared that is not going to sell it.

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