Timoschenkos Partei verlässt Koalition
Ex-Ministerpräsidentin: "Proeuropäische Koalition hat niemals existiert."
Nach dem gescheiterten Misstrauensvotum gegen den ukrainischen Regierungschef Arseni Jazenjuk hat die Vaterlandspartei von Julia Timoschenko die proeuropäische Koalition verlassen. Die Ex-Ministerpräsidentin rief am Mittwoch in Kiew die übrigen Parteien auf, ihrem Beispiel zu folgen.
Poroschenko fordert Ministerpräsident zum Rücktritt auf
"Wir müssen konstatieren, dass die proeuropäische Koalition in diesem Parlament niemals existiert hat. Es existierte immer eine Schattenkoalition in den Hinterzimmern", sagte sie im Parlament örtlichen Medien zufolge. Kritiker werfen Jazenjuk eine verfehlte Reformpolitik vor. Ein Misstrauensvotum am Dienstagabend brachte aber keine Mehrheit gegen den 41-Jährigen.
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