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Ukrainian wrangle: foes eye alliance against president

Published: 02 June, 2009, 17:31


Yulia Tymoshenko (L) and Viktor Yushchenko (AFP Photo / Sergei Supinsky)

Rumors are rife in Ukraine over a possible radical change of the political system in the country. Two rival parties in the parliament in the parliament may unite to change the constitution.

 
2 COMMENTS
Count Cash June 02, 2009, 16:35 quote
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It has been quite a bit of fun to see a country, attempt to be run, by what is basically a divorced couple. He wants the TV, she wants the music collection. I don't think this could happen anywhere else in the world. I think it would make a tremendous sitcom. I just want to see how long it can go on, and how they get on in the future, the couple that is, because the country and the people are secondary, with this pair. Will she run off with the party of regions, will he beat up her potential lover? keep tuned folks or buy a DVD, from the ex DVD rental chain queen herself.

Paul June 04, 2009, 00:58 quote
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If Yuschenko really cared about the Ukrainian people and their immediate interests instead of catering to the shallow interests of certain foreign benefactors, the situation in Ukraine would be much better.

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