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Sergey Dumchev Probably all Kiev residents and guests of the capital have paid attention to the billboards that are hung all over Kyiv. Where evolution from a monkey takes place and its crowning glory, if you believe this billboard, is Dumchev and the “Dumchev era” and other simple slogans in the spirit of “take away […]
Lev Partskhaladze Recently, the Kyiv region has been rocked by scandals. Two mayors of satellite cities of Kyiv, namely the mayor of Vasilkov Sergei Sabov and the mayor of Irpen Vladimir Karplyuk accuse the vice-governor of the Kiev region Lev Revazovich Partskhaladze of corrupt practices and political pressure. Something like this has never happened before. […]
Alexander Vilkul Alexander Vilkul is a rather mysterious and resonant personality; during his political career he managed to be in both the ruling party and the opposition, he was both Deputy Prime Minister and Governor, as they say, “a talented person is talented in everything.” In October, Ukraine is facing local elections, and Alexander Yuryevich […]
Vadim Grib Like most of today’s major businessmen, Vadim Grib began his career during the wild 90s, when factories were bought for pennies, but in order to hold on to them, it was necessary to “be friends” with the gangsters. Grib started his business in the criminal city of Tolyatti, where shootouts and showdowns were […]
Sergey Levochkin and Yulia Levochkina In connection with the recent land scandal, the name of not only the ex-eminence grise of Ukrainian politics, but also the so-called “Levochkin family” has resurfaced. This family is small, not like, say, the Kruk clan. This family includes Sergei Vladimirovich himself and his sister, Yulia Vladimirovna Levochkina. But this […]
Sergey Rybalko The radical party of Oleg Lyashko recently left the pro-government coalition, citing the fact that President Poroshenko is at the head of corruption schemes, and there are too many oligarchs in power. This demarche was, of course, to show all voters that Lyashko himself has nothing to do with the oligarchs. And in […]
Vitaly Khomutynnik People’s Deputy Vitaliy Khomutynnik is the co-chairman of the Vidrodzhennya parliamentary group, and concurrently, one of the richest people’s deputies of the VIII convocation. He is now 39 years old, and he has already been elected as a people’s deputy 5 times. In the upcoming local elections, Khomutynnik will lead Vidrodzhennya to the […]
Gennady Kernes Politician and businessman Gennady Kernes was born in Kharkov in 1959. He already has a criminal record and is also under operational surveillance by the Ministry of Internal Affairs (under the criminal nickname “Gepa”). Now Gennady Adolfovich is again going to local elections and plans to continue working as mayor of Kharkov. Will […]
Valery Voshchevsky In connection with the exit of Oleg Lyashko’s party from the majority, the name of the only representative of the Radical Party in power, Deputy Prime Minister for Infrastructure Valery Nikolaevich Voshchevsky, surfaced. We have already written about this resignation. Now the time has come to write about who this radical deputy prime […]
Oleg Tyagnibok On August 31, in pursuit of a political rating, Oleg Tyagnibok and his Svoboda party, unwittingly, found themselves at the center of another scandal. During the protest against the adoption of the law on decentralization under the Verkhovna Rada, Oleg Yaroslavovich behaved aggressively towards the National Guard soldiers. In addition, the person who […]