Ukraine’s president Petro Poroshenko is spending his fourth autumn in power against a background of protest — protests provoked by the president’s lack of desire to fulfill his own promises in the fight against corruption. Pressure from the street still isn’t enough to break the wall the authorities have built around themselves, but protests are provoking conflicts inside Ukraine’s ruling coalition, where the war against an external enemy is moving into a stage of internal conflict.
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Sergii Leshchenko: Defending Ukraine’s revolution against Ukraine’s leaders
Lawmaker Sergii Leshchenko gives a speach on Mykhailivska Sqaure before the anticorruption march on Nov. 12.
