Stops politics in Ukraine finally quarreling?

What is going on?
Ukraine is in big trouble. Financial goes bad, the country is in a deep economic crisis.Administratively, it is also not good. The reforms are urgently needed to get the country up and running, will not be implemented if it goes much too slowly. In addition, the country suffers from corruption. Politicians accuse each other for months over and over again.

And meanwhile...?
Meanwhile, it is not governed, but quarreled. Premier Jatsenjoek even attacked by MPs belonging to the coalition, but are any other party. He feels "stabbed in the back '. 60 percent of new regulations and laws voted by parliament, he told the Financial Times.

The party of President Porosjenko wild Jatsenjoek weghebben earlier this year, but a motion to actually get him away, did not make it. It is significant, of course, politicians in parliament even with each other on the fist. The following excerpt was from last December. Jatsenjoek get more than just a flower.

What the people of Ukraine this?
That leaves naturally guess. They've had it with the government and prime minister Jatsenjoek. They had hoped that would bring the Maidan protests two years ago, more jobs and money. Yes, Yanukovich is expelled. Yes, the country focuses more remain in Europe, but major changes out.

Possible Volodymyr Groysman will succeed Jatsenjoek. He comes from the camp of current president Porosjenko. But according to correspondent Jeroen Akkermans, who was in Kiev at this time, Groysman is not seen as the reformer who has the power and strength to pull the country out of the doldrums.

"He is originally an entrepreneur, a former mayor of a not too big place, and only 1.5 years parliamentarian." The choice Groysman is seen as a political choice. There is no technocrat pushed forward. That is someone who is appointed on the basis of expertise.

How come without change?
The country is steeped in corruption even at the highest political level. Therefore remain necessary reforms in the country. On the Transparency International corruption ladder Ukraine is 142nd on the list of 175 countries.

http://www.rtlnieuws.nl/ RTL News / Mark Heerink Photo: AFP