The development of the Pro-presidential parliamentary coalition on the results of the elections to the Verkhovna Rada does not guarantee Petro Poroshenko supervision of the whole Parliament and the legislative process, according to the Deputy Director of the Russian Institute for strategic studies Tamara Gusenkov.

Elections to the Verkhovna Rada will be held on October 26. In the Ukrainian Parliament will be elected 438 parliamentarians: fifty percent in the single-member constituencies and fifty percent by party lists with reduced barrier of 5%.

" Poroshenko did everything to build a special Election in order to provide yourself parliamentary support in the form of a parliamentary majority. The previous Parliament, he is not controlled to a greater extent could not rely on it to conduct mandatory initiatives. But a number of experts agree that his bird of happiness he had missed, " said Gusenkov at the meeting of the Council on the monitoring of the situation in Ukraine.

in her expressions, to secure their own success at the parliamentary level, Poroshenko had to hold Elections at least a month earlier.

" as the situation worsens and so is not in his favor, now with all the bonuses that he will be able to get in these elections, to speak Of a monolithic " proportinally " Rada, the unconditional Pro-presidential majority almost have, " said Gusenkov.

anyway, according to the polls, in the new Rada Poroshenko will receive If not constitutional, then the arithmetic overwhelming number, she added.

" If you get him to make his Pro-presidential parliamentary coalition, it does not guarantee he oversees all of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and all legal process, " concluded the expert.


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