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Opposition Bloc Опозиційний блок Оппозиционный блок | |
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| Leader | Yevheniy Murayev |
| Deputy Leader | Oleksandr Vilkul |
| Chairman | Borys Kolesnikov |
| Parliamentary Leader | Vadym Novynskyi |
| Founded | 7 June 2019 |
| Registered | 26 December 2018 |
| Banned | 25 July 2022 |
| Merger of | Opposition Bloc (2014) (Akhmetov's wing) Party for Peace and Development |
| Preceded by | Opposition Bloc (2014) |
| Succeeded by | Ukraine is Our Home |
| Headquarters | Kyiv |
| Ideology | Social liberalism[1][2][3] Regionalism[4][5] Russophilia[6][7][8] Euroscepticism[4] |
| Political position | Centre[9] to centre-left[10][11][12] |
| Affiliate parties | Nashi Revival Trust Deeds Strong Ukraine Christian Socialists Kernes Bloc Agrarian Party (united) For Case Studies |
| Oligarch association | Donetsk Clan[13] |
| Colours | Blue White |
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| Website | |
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Opposition Bloc[a], formerly called Opposition Bloc — Party for Peace and Development[b] until June 2019, was a Ukrainian political party that was founded in 2019. On 8 June 2022, the party was banned in court.[14] The ban was not appealed and the party officially ceased to exist on 25 July of the same year.[15]
The creation of the party was the result of a schism in the Opposition Bloc party, a party of the same name founded in 2014. By January 2019, two wings of this party had nominated two different candidates for the 2019 Ukrainian presidential election.[16][17][18] Yuriy Boyko was nominated by the party wing called Opposition Platform — For Life,[19] while a competing party wing wanted to nominate Oleksandr Vilkul as its candidate. The party wing supporting Vilkul formed a new party, Opposition Bloc — Party for Peace and Development. That new party proceeded to nominate Vilkul as its presidential candidate.[16] In the 2019 Ukrainian parliamentary election, the new party won six single-seat constituencies, and its nationwide list won 3.23% of the votes, failing to overcome the 5% election barrier.[20]
Legally, Opposition Bloc — Party for Peace and Development is the successor of the Industrial Party of Ukraine (Ukrainian: Індустріальна Україна, Russian: Индустриальная Украина)[16] founded in 2014.[21]
- ^ Tadeusz A. Olszański (17 September 2014). Centre for Eastern Studies (ed.). "Ukraine's political parties at the start of the election campaign".
- ^ Первоочередные шаги ОППОЗИЦИОННОГО БЛОКА по выходу из кризиса – восстановить мир и поднять экономику
- ^ Проект Конституции
- ^ a b Nordsieck, Wolfram (2014). "Ukraine". Parties and Elections in Europe. Archived from the original on 13 May 2019.
- ^ "Anti-recessionary Program of the Opposition bloc". Opposition.org.ua. Retrieved 29 March 2018.
- ^ (in German) Selenskyjs Triumph birgt ein hohes Absturzrisiko, Wiener Zeitung (22 July 2019)
- ^ (in German) Ukraine: Präsident Selenskij steuert auf seinen zweiten Wahlsieg zu, Tageblatt (21 July 2019)
- ^ (in German) Kiew in der Hand der "Diener des Volkes", Schwäbische Post (23 July 2019)
- ^ Nordsieck, Wolfram (2019). "Ukraine". Parties and Elections in Europe. Retrieved 27 July 2019.
- ^ Yakymenko, Yury (2017). Transformation of the party system: Ukrainian experience in the European context (PDF) (in Ukrainian). Razumkov Center. p. 64-65.
- ^ Первоочередные шаги ОППОЗИЦИОННОГО БЛОКА по выходу из кризиса – восстановить мир и поднять экономику
- ^ Проект Конституции
- ^ "Rinat Akhmetov was one of the most powerful oligarchs in Ukraine with his own media empire. Why is he refusing her now?". Meduza. 15 July 2022. Retrieved 13 January 2024.
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4055712-vyborywas invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ (in Ukrainian) Opposition split. How Boyko and Vilkul divide the legacy of "regionalists", Ukrainska Pravda (18 December 2018)
- ^ (in Ukrainian) "Odd-man-out. Why Leovochkin and Medvedchuk are preparing for the election without Akhmetov", Ukrainska Pravda (20 November 2018)
- ^ (in Ukrainian) Boyko began registering as a presidential candidate, Ukrainska Pravda (17 November 2018)
(in Ukrainian) The association of Boyko-Rabinovich was determined with the presidential candidate, Ukrainska Pravda (17 November 2018) - ^ "Новинський і ще 5 "опоблоківців" проходять у Раду, а Колесніков – ні".
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