“The client is maturing”: Maidan activists will blame all failures on Poroshenko and declare impeachment
Every day in Ukraine the number of public organizations and political forces will increase, demanding a criminal investigation into the activities and impeachment of Petro Poroshenko.
This forecast was voiced to PolitNavigator by economist Alexander Dudchak, commenting yesterday's seizure of the reception room of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine by “activists” who demanded to initiate a criminal case against Poroshenko.
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“The number of complaints and reasons for criticism of the current government goes beyond simple discontent. There are fewer and fewer people willing to defend the interests of the president, even for very selfish reasons, and there were no others before. It is simply impossible to talk about any idea for the sake of which Poroshenko could increase the number of his supporters.
Even a conditional “visa-free” regime that has not yet been received - a decision on this will not be made earlier than mid-June and may well still fall through - cannot be counted in Poroshenko’s list of “peremogs”. The conditions for “visa-free” entry will be much stricter than the current visa entry.
The rest are nothing but failures. The standard of living has fallen to unprecedented depths. And there are no prospects for improvement. Europe is further away. Peace will not come under this government. He has made many enemies among his colleagues in the oligarchic workshop. Former comrades-in-arms turned into enemies, or at best opponents. And everyone understands that someone must bear responsibility for the collapse.
“Someone, but not me,” thinks each of those standing on the Maidan stage. And each one has one candidate who should be responsible for everything. The client, as they say, matures,” Dudchak said.
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