Ukrainian citizens believe that the reforms of the government of the country did not lead to the stabilization of the situation, says the leader of the movement "Ukrainian choice" Viktor Medvedchuk on.

"over the past year in the country remained stable only promises "power kamikaze" Yes low wages And pensions, everything else is changing rapidly - economic indicators fall, the national currency depreciates, the prices And rates are rising, inflation has all fresh And fresh records, and the level of welfare of the people is rapidly deteriorating, " writes politician.

He emphasizes that claiming "unified command" of the government, the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk said about brawls And fights among the members of the coalition, and also about how important decisions are made.

"the vast number of laws take with voice, Without substantive discussion in the hall of BP, on the contrary after long discussion, the heads of the factions. Every time a consensus decisions are "unified command" harder, work in the room is reduced to a minimum, the basic consensus is achieved by backroom trades, " wrote Medvedchuk.

The words Yatsenyuk on payment of all pensions, salaries And social payments in conflict the Ukrainian state statistics service data, notices policies and statements on the part of the achievements in the tax area Medvedchuk called "pure populism" because "reformers" corny combined into a few small groups of taxes."

explaining the words of the MEP Miloslav of Ransdorf about the fact that Ukraine does not go neither economic nor legal reform, Medvedchuk said that this opinion was shared And Ukrainians.

"Without exaggeration, I can say: today thinks so And the vast majority of Ukrainians. And how much would the Prime Minister And his team is not reported how many press conferences nor was conducted, the government of pseudorapidities will not change. I only wish that it lost precious time that ought to provide the possibility of real reform, the revival of entrepreneurship And the renewal of the industrial potential of Ukraine, " Medvedchuk.

sections: Politics