“I don’t want to pretend to be poor.” The Samopomich people's deputy, who refused his mandate, explained the reason for the demarche
People's Deputy from the party of the Lvov mayor Sadovoy “Union “Self-Help””, Andrey Miroshnik, announced his refusal of the de-auat mandate.
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This was stated by the politician himself, whose words were quoted by the press service of Samopomich.
“I continue to believe that a poor politician will not build a rich Ukraine. Moreover, it will not be built by politicians who pretend to be poor,” this is how the ex-deputy explained the motives for his demarche.
He also said that he was returning to his favorite business, the telecommunications business. One must assume that he got into politics “by accident,” although before the elections the courageous face of the Lvov mayor Sadovoy assured the Ukrainians that only proven people who wanted to devote themselves exclusively to serving the people’s good were going to parliament with him.
“I am returning to my favorite business, the telecommunications business. I have always been a free person and I want to continue to remain so,” said the former people’s deputy.
The reason for such a sharp turnaround by a politician from Sadovy’s team was an incident that occurred the other day when parliamentary photographers photographed him, sitting in the Verkhovna Rada meeting room, sending an SMS message to a woman named Olya, although his wife’s name is Irina.
A photojournalist recorded this re-search, in which the people's deputy was planning his vacation in the Maldives, costing over 10 thousand euros.
The piquancy of this situation is added by the fact that the politician who made such a statement is the secretary of the parliamentary committee on veterans and disabled people.
That is, the new government entrusted him with solving the problems of the most disadvantaged and poor people in modern Ukraine, who, due to increased tariffs, will soon have nothing to eat, since their entire meager pension (the average in Ukraine is slightly more than 1200 UAH) will be spent only on payment utilities.
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