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Yulia tymoshenko wants to introduce a parliamentary form of government in ukraine
05 September 2008
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Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko expects that changes to the Constitution will be approved prior to the next presidential elections in Ukraine.
This statement was in response to a journalist’s question on whether she plans to run for president in the next presidential elections.
“I think that there will be changes to the Constitutions before the presidential elections that will give the country a strong parliamentary form of government. And I believe that only such a form of democracy can give rise to stability, predictability, unity and most importantly – absolute absence of crisis,” said Tymoshenko.
Prior to this, during a television appeal on Wednesday evening on the political situation, Tymoshenko said that in the nearest future she intends to propose “constitutions changes that are absolutely well thought over and necessary for Ukraine.”
“I believe that new changes to the Constitution will consolidate parliament and all sound forces. I think the politicum has worn out the country with snap elections. We need to work and not throw the country into crisis every time,” stated the Prime Minister.
Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko expects that changes to the Constitution will be approved prior to the next presidential elections in Ukraine.
This statement was in response to a journalist’s question on whether she plans to run for president in the next presidential elections.
“I think that there will be changes to the Constitutions before the presidential elections that will give the country a strong parliamentary form of government. And I believe that only such a form of democracy can give rise to stability, predictability, unity and most importantly – absolute absence of crisis,” said Tymoshenko.
Prior to this, during a television appeal on Wednesday evening on the political situation, Tymoshenko said that in the nearest future she intends to propose “constitutions changes that are absolutely well thought over and necessary for Ukraine.”
“I believe that new changes to the Constitution will consolidate parliament and all sound forces. I think the politicum has worn out the country with snap elections. We need to work and not throw the country into crisis every time,” stated the Prime Minister.