In Ukraine, as many people do not believe in Poroshenko’s ability to defeat corruption as in Russia they trust Putin
86% of Ukrainians believe that the government cannot overcome corruption Over the past four years in Ukraine, the number of people who do not believe in the possibility of overcoming corruption has increased.
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The executive director of Transparency International Ukraine, Yaroslav Yurchyshyn, stated this today during the discussion “Media against corruption,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“If in 2013, 80% of Ukrainians believed that the government could not overcome corruption, today this figure has risen to 86%,” Yurchyshyn said.
At the same time, he noted that the population is more easily susceptible to corrupt practices if there is confidence in society that bribery cannot be overcome. According to Yurchyshyn, almost 38% of Ukrainian citizens have encountered corruption when they were asked to take a bribe or were forced to give one.
Let us recall that, according to sociologists’ measurements, in neighboring Russia, President Putin and his policies are supported by 86% of Russians.
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