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Ukraine Opposition Parties Seek Coalition
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2005-4-15 3:17:26
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The leaders of five opposition parties in Ukraine have signed a communique in Kiev, announcing a wide opposition coalition.
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Related Event: Ukraine's Political Crisis
The former Ukrainian prime minister Viktor Yanukovich signed on the communique representing the Party of Regions.
Opposition leaders accuse the Ukrainian government of hasty pulling Ukraine into NATO and the WTO and actually refusing to develop common economic space, all of which runs counter to national interests of the country.
Yanukovich said the opposition will form a shadow cabinet between May and June based on the coalition.
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