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EUROMAIDAN

EUROMAIDAN. Why ?. Tensions Corruption Rape Murder No justice Bad financial stewardship No confidence in the government. Great Famine . Second World War. Independence of Ukraine 1991. Yulia Tymoshenko. Viktor Yushenko. Election results. Russian Influence.

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EUROMAIDAN

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  1. EUROMAIDAN

  2. Why ? • Tensions • Corruption • Rape • Murder • No justice • Bad financial stewardship • No confidence in the government

  3. Great Famine Second World War

  4. Independence of Ukraine 1991

  5. YuliaTymoshenko Viktor Yushenko

  6. Election results

  7. Russian Influence • 17% of the population has Russian Origins • The eastern part of the country is Russian-speaking • Ukraine is a strategic place • Russia Naval base in the port of Sebastopol • 58% of the gas consumed is from Russia

  8. Viktor Yanukovych - President during revolts and since 2010 - 63 years old - Net worth : $12 billion - At 17 he was incarcerated for robbery and assault - At 20 he was sentenced to two years in prison - In 2005 he was accused oftax fraud - In 2006 he was accused for falsification of documents He had approximately the same politic that Vladimir Putin _____________________________________________ MykolaAzarov

  9. Commercial partnership Customs union

  10. Place Maidan 400 000 to 800 000 people

  11. CALL • To occupy the city hall of Kiev • Block the governmental sites • Dismiss the mayor of Kiev

  12. Violences on opponents

  13. January • Anti-demonstration laws • Restriction of the information (= totalitarism) • Resigns of the Prime Minister

  14. February • Maximum of violence • Police can use snipers, pump-actions shotguns and AK47 • Most bloody day = 82 deaths, 622 injured • Yanukovich leaves Ukraine

  15. Place Maidan after EuroMaidan

  16. Protesters on fire because of molotov cocktail

  17. Barricades made by demonstrators to prevent the police to take up the Maidan Place

  18. Kriev in fire

  19. Agreement of exit • To return to the constitution of 2004 • Early presidential election • The end of the laws the state of emergency • A call for a government of National Union

  20. Population in Crimea

  21. After the crisis, the challenge for the new government will be to avoid the separation of its country and also a conflict with Russia …

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