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"People matter": Anton Herashchenko, Nefedov, Butusov, Husovsky and Abramovikus decided to create their own party
In the Kyiv cinema Zhovten a meeting of influential politicians, officials, and journalists who could organize a new political party under the name "People matter" took place.
The gathering included Kyiv City Council deputy, expelled from the Samopomich faction, Serhiy Husovsky, supporters of his new deputy group in the Kyiv City Council, the Kyiv Team, the People's Front faction deputy Anton Herashchenko, Deputy Minister of Economy Maksym Nefedov, the editor-in-chief of the publication Censor.net, Yuriy Butusov, representatives of the Institute for the Future, and former Minister of Economic Development and Trade Aivaras Abramavicius. The moderator of the meeting was Oleksiy Honcharuk, presented as a doctor of law, a lawyer, and head of the BRDO company. This is reported by Left Bank.
The publication writes that at the meeting they discussed creating a new public-political movement under the name "People matter". According to the initiators, the movement will subsequently be transformed into a political party that "intends to cooperate with any winner of the presidential elections".
The main task set by the participants is to "rapidly lift Ukraine out of the socio-economic crisis to the level of the most developed democracies in the world".
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