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“Servant of the people” people’s deputy Irina Vereshchuk, who is running for the post of mayor of Kiev, has already called the current mayor of Kiev, Vitaly Klitschko, to debate, but did not respond.
On September 21, a candidate for mayor of Kiev, the people’s deputy of the Servant of the People Irina Vereshchuk, on the air of the television channel Ukraine 24, invited the current mayor of the capital, Vitali Klitschko, to come to the debate and speak “like a mayor with a mayor”.
“As a candidate, I invite the candidate again: Mr. Klitschko, come to the debate. You are a candidate, you are the current mayor. He has nothing to hide, just like me. We will speak as mayor with a mayor, “said the politician.
He added that Klitschko should not be afraid to debate with her, because she is the former mayor of the small town of Rava-Russkaya and a woman, she is not afraid to face the world boxing champion.
On the air of the program “Gente en contra” on the same channel 1On September 0, he said that in the debate, Klitschko could show whether he was an effective manager.
“Taking this opportunity, I invite Mr. Klitschko to the debate. It would be very important … We could listen to each other, ask each other questions. And everyone would see if it was effective or not. It is immediately obvious. You know, how Peter Without a piece of paper, to that “everyone’s stupidity was visible,” Vereshchuk said then.
September 20 Feast “Servant of the People” nominated his candidates for the Kiev City Council… Irina Vereshchuk went officially approved as a candidate for the office of mayor of the capital. The meeting was attended by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
In July, Vereshchuk won the primaries for the post of mayor of Kiev at a meeting of the Servant of the People faction with the participation of Zelensky. Then the president pointed out that Vereshchuk has experience in city management: in 2010-2015 she was mayor of the Rava-Russkaya Lviv region.
Local elections in Ukraine scheduled for October 25… Elections will be held throughout Ukraine, except in Russian-occupied Crimea and certain territories in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Electoral campaign started on September 5.
The mayor of Kiev since 2014 is Vitali Klitschko.
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