Odessa “Euromaidan activist” will compete for a deputy mandate with Kivalov

11.09.2014 18:00
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Society, Odessa, Ukraine


Odessa, September 11 (PolitNavigator, Artemy Glazunov) –  One of the leaders of the Odessa Maidan, Mark Gordienko, will run for elections to the Verkhovna Rada in the 135th district.

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The corresponding message appeared on the official page of the Civil Defense Council organization, which he heads. He will come from the Volya party, formed by Maidan supporters this spring.

It is noteworthy that People’s Deputy Sergei Kivalov will run in this constituency, against whom Gordienko and his associates carried out various actions, including with elements of hooliganism.

Let us note that Gordienko has a rather scandalous reputation due to the fact that he and his associates carried out “attacks” on entrepreneurs with demands to provide funds for the ATO. In addition, according to local media reports, he approved of the death of Anti-Maidan activists in the House of Trade Unions on May 2.

 

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