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Ukrainian Opposition Ready to Form New Government
(MENAFN- Qatar News Agency) The Ukrainian opposition is ready to form a new government and to take full responsibility for the situation in the country, leader of the Batkivshchina (Fatherland) opposition party Arseny Yatsenyuk announced in statements to a local TV.
However, Yatsenyuk ruled out the possibility of creating the new cabinet together with the pro-government Party of Region
The opposition leader stressed that the primary reforms of the new government will include the demonopolization of economy, energy, tax, bank, legal and law enforcement reform
He added that Ukraine would require loans from the IMF, the EU and the US to help finance the new governmen
Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych will return to work on Monday after four days of illness, with protesters still demanding he give up powe
The political crisis has continued unabated in his absence, with thousands on the streets of the capital, Kie
Opposition leaders had previously expressed scepticism about his illnes
On Sunday they again called on him to stand down while speaking to crowds of protesters in Kiev's Maidan squar
Ukraine has been plunged into a deep political crisis that in the last week saw the Prime Minister and Cabinet resign, a controversial anti-protest law repealed, and the President signing off on a contested amnesty bill for anti-government protester
Thousands of demonstrators have packed Kiev's Independence Square since November, when Yanukovych reversed a decision to sign a long-awaited trade deal with the European Union and turned instead toward Russi
However, Yatsenyuk ruled out the possibility of creating the new cabinet together with the pro-government Party of Region
The opposition leader stressed that the primary reforms of the new government will include the demonopolization of economy, energy, tax, bank, legal and law enforcement reform
He added that Ukraine would require loans from the IMF, the EU and the US to help finance the new governmen
Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych will return to work on Monday after four days of illness, with protesters still demanding he give up powe
The political crisis has continued unabated in his absence, with thousands on the streets of the capital, Kie
Opposition leaders had previously expressed scepticism about his illnes
On Sunday they again called on him to stand down while speaking to crowds of protesters in Kiev's Maidan squar
Ukraine has been plunged into a deep political crisis that in the last week saw the Prime Minister and Cabinet resign, a controversial anti-protest law repealed, and the President signing off on a contested amnesty bill for anti-government protester
Thousands of demonstrators have packed Kiev's Independence Square since November, when Yanukovych reversed a decision to sign a long-awaited trade deal with the European Union and turned instead toward Russi
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