Address by Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk
Dear compatriots!
On October 26, we are
to elect a new Parliament - the first after the Revolution of Dignity. The first one, which is obliged to guarantee Ukraine the invariability
of our course into the United Europe, into the environment of human dignity and
justice. The Parliament, which is to serve the people.
We shall elect the Parliament’s
members who have to remember: if they don’t meet the concerns of those who
elect them, if they just try to steal and lie, people will raze
them the same way they did with the previous regime.
Since
the prior parliamentary elections there have passed not just two years but an
entire era. The Ukrainian
people became different: much more mature, more organized and wise. They no
longer believe the empty promises. They judge by actions.
We have to ensure and
will get the expression of the will of people, of what they really desire: either
a semi-colonial poverty or an independence of their country and its prosperity,
either surrender to the empire or their own Ukrainian state.
The right to elect
freely and consciously has been gained by us at the cost of immense sacrifice.
Therefore, even when Ukraine is suffering from military aggression, when enormous
human and financial resources have been thrown targeting to destabilize the
country, we will carry fair elections, like we held the presidential ones. The
Government has done and is still doing everything necessary to ensure that
every citizen who came to the polling station could feel safe. We will ensure
the free will of Ukrainians. The penalty for fraud and vote buying is
inevitable and strict. The same is for those who sells
their votes.
Time for Ukraine is
as precious as gold. We should not spare a day after the elections to form a
new Government. The Government has to prolong the battle for the country and
its future. It is crucial to adopt the Law on the State Budget, to pass through
the winter, to provide with heating and light, to ensure life and development
of the country.
Dear compatriots!
The voice of each one of you is too significant. You have to come to the polls.
The price of this election is too high to stay at home. Come and vote for your
country, for own our country.
Glory to Ukraine!