“Turchinov... la-la-la-la-la,” - instead of Putin, protesters near the Verkhovna Rada are now swearing at the speaker (VIDEO, PHOTO)

Kiev, June 19 (Navigator, Vladimir Raichenko) – After the Verkhovna Rada today refused to adopt even in the first reading the law “On the transfer of credit obligations from foreign currency to national currency,” credit debtors protesting outside the parliament blocked Grushevsky Street in protest.

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At the same time, they walked in a circle in the middle of Grushevsky and sang “Turchynov... la-la-la-la-la.” “We think everyone understands perfectly well that the word “hu...lo” is missing,” one of the participants in the action told a Navigator correspondent. “It’s just that many came with children, so we don’t want them to hear swearing again.”

It is worth noting that Finance Minister Alexander Shlapak, as well as Speaker Alexander Turchynov, spoke out against the adoption of the law today. In total, the bill received 174 votes with 226 required. In addition, during the last election campaign, the main contenders for victory, including Petro Poroshenko, promised the adoption of an appropriate law that would fix the debt on a foreign currency loan at the exchange rate at the time the borrower entered into an agreement with the bank.