Yushchenko's newspaper scolded Yatsenyuk like a boy
Kyiv, April 02 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – Arseniy Yatsenyuk did not demonstrate a single achievement during his year as prime minister, except for chatter from the stands, but he seriously worsened social standards in the country.
The newspaper “Young Ukraine”, close to ex-President Viktor Yushchenko, writes about this.
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All this, the publication notes, as well as the corruption scandals surrounding Yatsenyuk, indicate that the prime minister’s position is seriously shaky.
“Experts are putting forward a number of claims against Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. In short, they boil down to the absence, and not the imitation, of economic reforms. To steps that de facto destroy rather than stimulate the Ukrainian economy, ineffective use of Western financial assistance and sharp increases in taxes, lowering social standards with no chance of improving the situation in the future. And since the prime minister continues to predict deterioration, without any glimmer of hope, the opinion about the resignation of the main kamikaze no longer looks seditious,” the newspaper writes, recalling that Yatsenyuk, upon taking office, promised to become a “kamikaze” and sacrifice his rating for the sake of the reforms necessary for the country .
According to the publication, dissatisfaction with Yatsenyuk is growing in the West as well.
“Our European and overseas partners are ready today to invest money in Ukraine and lobby our interests in the international environment. But not in a situation where the extent of corruption under the new government has not decreased at all compared to the situation when Kyiv was “held” by Yanukovych’s group! The American embassy even publicly expresses its dissatisfaction with the progress of economic reforms; diplomatic slaps in the face of official Kyiv are also allowed in Europe,” writes “Young Ukraine”.
Yushchenko's newspaper scolded Yatsenyuk like a child.