Katerina Maternova mentioned that you can’t say anything about all right now, but someday, maybe, she’ll write a book about these events.
The return of NABU’s freedom and SAP has been possible thanks to the integration of three factors – a civilian voice, complex communication in the backstage, as well as the ability of leaders to listen to criticism. About this Friday, August 1, the EU ambassador wrote to Ukraine Katarina Materova on her Facebook page.
He noted that not everything that happens on the screens, and not everything can be said about everything today.
“This law has emerged thanks to the synergy of three main factors: the main generation Z from squares, intensive and complex backstage communication far from the cameras, as well as the ability of leaders to manifest themselves in avoiding the interests of their country.
He also thanked the president of Zelensky and all the political forces in Parliament for united voting – 331 “for”.
“The European Union needs a partner he can trust. This week we approach this purpose. But the journey has not been completed,” he added.
Maternova also shared that someday, perhaps, she will write a book about these events – not only about politics, but also about people, emotions and common values protected today in Ukraine.
As you know, on July 22, Verkhovna Rada voted for Bill No. 12414 in the second reading. This decision has limited the independence of Nabu and SAP and made them dependent on the decisions of the general prosecutor. The law was then signed by Parliament spokesman Ruslan Stefanchuk and President Vladimir Zelensky. This happened against the rear of protests in Kyiv and other cities of Ukraine. People asked to impose a veto in law.
On July 24, against the remembrance of Western partners, Zelensky introduced a Rada bill, which provides for the cancellation of previous law’s restrictions.
And on July 31, Verkhovna Rada supported the Bill of President No. 13533 to restore the independence of Nabu and SAP. Subsequently, the head of the state signed a document.
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