The speaker of the Ukrainian Rada opened the third session of the Parliament
Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Volodymyr Groysman on Tuesday opened the third session of Parliament, where the MPs imply approval of a General presidential draft changes to the Constitution on decentralization.

Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Volodymyr Groysman on Tuesday opened the third session of Parliament, where the MPs imply approval of a General presidential draft changes to the Constitution on decentralization.
The work of people's deputies will take place on the background of the forthcoming electoral campaign for local elections on October 25. The Ukrainian authorities also expect personnel shifts in the government, who have the opportunity to finally destroy the already shaky coalition.
The deputies in the process of a new session is also expected to consider a number of major economic laws. The government of Ukraine a tentative plan September 1 to submit to Parliament a draft law on the restructuring of public debt of the country and to approve amendments to the state budget for 2015, envisaging the increase of salaries and pensions.
The Parliament of Ukraine on the proposal of the President Petro Poroshenko accepted on the first day of the week in the first reading the draft changes to the Constitution of the country in terms of decentralization. The adoption of the document provoked protests from the three factions of the coalition. After the vote, the Parliament had been disturbances. Two soldiers in the end of the collision lost his life. Interior Minister Arsen Avakov criticized the prosecution in the ongoing unrest nationalist party " Freedom ".
According to the Minsk agreements, constitutional reform taking into account the interests of Donbass, must pass before the end of 2015. The amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine must include the decentralization of Power and the legislative recognition of the special status " of certain districts of Donetsk and Lugansk regions ". Authorized DND and LNR first stressed that amendments to the Constitution were not agreed with the authorities of the breakaway republics, as envisaged by the Minsk agreements, and were not " brought up for discussion in the framework of the Minsk process ". Review of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Poroshenko proposed amendments are merely a simulation run Kiev Minsk agreements.