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PORA-PRP Pushes for Signing Orange Coalition Agreement by Feb. 23
Wednesday, 22 February 2006

An agreement between five orange parties (PORA-PRP, Our Ukraine, BYT, SPU and Kostenko-Pliushch bloc) must be signed not later than on Feb. 23, Vladyslav Kaskiv, the PORA-PRP leader, stressed, speaking in a press conference on Feb. 22.    

“We’re about to turn over a new leaf in Ukraine ’s history. This will end either in signing the coalition agreement or in disgrace for those political parties which took part in the coalition talks and refused to sign this historic agreement,” Kaskiv said.

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The PORA-PRP Civic Coalition Statement
Wednesday, 22 February 2006

The 10th period of the EU-Ukraine Partnership and Cooperation Agreement expires on February 28, 2008.

The PORA-PRP civic coalition appeals to the Ukrainian government and the EU officials to launch negotiations on signing of the new agreement, that would determine transparent European perspective of Ukraine, right after the elections.

We initiate the civic discussion over the sense and parameters of the new agreement that would clearly reveal all our European ambitions. The discussion can be conducted within the conference with Ukrainian and European participants.

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The PORA-PRP Civic Coalition Statement
Wednesday, 22 February 2006

Україна та Євросоюз

The PORA-PRP civic coalition appeals to the Ukrainian government to apply for EU membership. Such step that has been expected for a long time will prove the stability of the Ukrainian course towards integration into political, economical and humanitarian European space by putting an end to the discussions and speculations over Ukrainian priorities on the international stage.

The applying for the EU membership will be not only prove Ukraine’s intentions to join the EU, but also make it impossible for the European authorities to express their pessimistic statements on the perspectives of Ukraine’s membership in the European Union.

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PORA-PRP to Clear Election Barrier for Parliament
Wednesday, 22 February 2006

Compared with January, approval ratings of large political parties and blocs have dwindled in February - due to increased campaigning by smaller players in the race for Verkhovna Rada, says a poll conducted Feb. 9 through 16 in Ukraine ’s 16 regions by the Ukrainian Sociological Service, its director for research Borys Salhakov announced in his Feb. 21 press conference in Kyiv.

In total, 2,550 Ukrainians have been polled and the admissible error is 2 per cent.

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PORA OKs Text of Coalition Agreement
Tuesday, 21 February 2006

Feb. 21, 2006 , the PORA-PRP civic bloc has approved the text of an agreement to create a coalition of democratic forces including PORA-PRP , NS -NU, BYT, SPU and Kostenko-Pliushch bloc (KPB).

PORA-PRP has stressed the importance of a public signing of the coalition by all its members tomorrow and has urged Pres. Yushchenko to be present at the signing ceremony.

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Will Klychko Be Ukraine’s Next President?
Tuesday, 21 February 2006

“Vitaly Klychko, No. 1 on the PORA-PRP slate, may well be Ukraine ’s next president, Russian political expert Stanislav Belkovsky opined, addressing the round table Generation Change in Politics and the Future of Ukrainian-Russian Relations. Yushchenko’s and Putin’s Successors held in Kyiv’s Institute of National Strategy . According to him, Ukraine ’s next president will be a representative of a new generation of politicians who will come to power soon. Klychko, Belkovsky argues, stands out among the young politicians who could vie for the highest office in three years [when Yushchenko’s tenure expires – Ed.].

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Klychko Will Speak in the European Parliament Later
Tuesday, 21 February 2006

The PORA-PRP civic block leader Vitaliy Klychko postponed his visit to the European Parliament. However, he didn’t refuse from speaking in the EP, he only postponed his visit.

2 Ukrainians spoke in the European Parliament before: Ukrainian foreign minister Boris Tarasyuk within the meeting of the Foreign Affairs Committee and Yulia Tymoshenko block leader within the meeting of Parliament's delegation for relations with Ukraine.

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PORA Puts Kuchma On Grill. Ex-Pres Loses Nerve
Monday, 20 February 2006

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Former Pres Kuchma forwarded to the Central Electoral Commission the PORA request to use his photo on leaflets titled “Why are they still at large?”

The PORA-PRP civic bloc has recently sent letters to fraud-marred pro-Kuchma officials Serhy Kivalov, Viktor Yanukovych as well as to Kuchma himself, requesting their permission to use their photos for PORA leaflets titled “Why are they still at large?” While Kivalov replied by a one-word telegram, saying “no”, the godfather of Ukrainian corruption and vote-rigging must have lost his nerve

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CHARTER

CHARTER OF MAIDAN VALUES

The peaceful, democratic and at the same time extremely stylish and beautiful Orange revolution did not end up during the days of Presidential elections. Free and thoughtful choice was important, first, but far not the last step in the program of democratic changes enabled by the sufferings by millions of Ukrainians.

Orange revolution was not a choice of personalities, whom the power was delegated. It was a choice of values on which the New Ukraine was to be built.  Millions went out to the streets to stand up not for their mercantile interests, but for the high ideals of Freedom, Democracy, Morality, Justice, and Citizens’ Dignity. The historic choice of Ukrainian nation proves that the rebirth of Ukraine can be achieved first of all by adhering to the values that were expressed in the slogans of Maidan:

Freedom ‘FREEDOM CANNOT BE STOPPED!’

Aspiration of citizens to self-realization and self-assertion, to reaching basic human rights may not be limited by any brutal force. The citizens are allowed everything that is not forbidden by the law.

The use of force, manipulations, intimidation, violations of law and disrespect of moral norms will not save any government from failure. Because such a power will never be supported by its people.

Democracy “TOGETHER WE ARE MANY! WE CANNOT BE OVERCOME!”

The people’s will is a source of legitimacy and efficiency of the government’s actions. In case of brutal disrespect of peoples’ will, people have a right to protest. The joint collective action by self-organized citizens, based on the peaceful and non-violent struggle for their rights, cannot be won by the cliques of the usurpers of power. Unification of the efforts of citizens and organizations into the joint political civic platform of cooperation is the guarantee of effective democratic control of those in power and prevention from the possible reemergence of an authoritarian regime.

Unity ‘EAST AND WEST – TOGETHER!’

Ukraine is a united country, although its citizens are distinguished through cultural, linguistic, religious, regional and ethnical diversity. The residents of Ukraine are UKRAINIANS, CITIZENS OF ONE STATE notwithstanding their political views, cultural orientations and regional identities. All those who incite to regional (religious, linguistic, ethnic, etc.) split should be condemned by the citizens and prosecuted by law.

Rule of Law ‘CRIMINALS – TO JAIL, PROTECTION TO HONEST!’

All political criminals, including the organizers of election fraud, must incur the deserved and irrevocable punishment. The society and government must go through the period of clearance from the previous experience of abandoning the law. Only the genuine clarification will end with a real affirmation of the rule of law as a really functioning and the only possible principle of justice, instead of its manipulation to satisfy the private interests of a few.

The facts of stealing of state property and finances have to find the reflection in the court sentences. Criminals may not remain in the power, and the system of governance shouldn’t create new criminals. The government is supposed to act only within its functions and in compliance with the Law.

Europeanism ‘EUROPEAN UKRAINE’

Ukraine belongs to the European continent not only in the geographical sense. It is truly European civilization, and even more, it carries a seed of the future Europe, a valuable impulse for the renewing of democracy.

Nowadays Ukraine has to assert its European identity, become an integral participant of social, political, and economical processes in Europe. Institutionally this is measured by attaining the membership and active participation in the leading integrative communities at the European and Euro-Atlantic area. This is a way to satisfy the national interests of Ukraine in the strategic perspective.   

Action ‘WE ARE GOING!’

The control over adherence to the Maidan values is overtaken by the new generation of Ukrainians, whose outlook has been formed in the era of Independence. The generation, which gives all its hopes to self-realization with irrevocability of democratic changes in Ukraine.

The Maidan values can only be really settled through the active citizens’ participation in the political and civic life.

IT IS TIME TO LIVE AND WORK FOR THE COMMON GOAL!

Adopted by the delegates of the Congress of Civic Party PORA

22 August, 2005, Square of Independence

 
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