Almost two years since Maidan won. What changed in Ukraine under Maidan's government?
First and the most important - Maidan's government exists only in Russian propaganda.
Our president was\is a compromise between "Maidan" and "no Maidan" parts of electorate and got a respectable 54% of votes in the first round. He won in every region of Ukraine.
Our parliament is very mixed. All parties that existed before the Maidan were allowed to participate in elections, even Communist Party of Ukraine was banned after they lost at parliamentary elections. Major players of Maidan far right "Svoboda" and "Right Sector" lost proportional part of elections and got only few seats through majority part A lot of members of Party of Regions got through with rebranded Party of Regions or various new parties or through majority part as no affiliated.
Our Cabinet of Ministers is formed by parliament. One can say that it is formed by Maidan politicans... It is simply not true. It is formed by a mix of Maidan politicians and former anti-Yanukovitch opposition who were\are not angels. Like corrupted as hell Yulia Tymoshenko.
Now... what is achieved in two years. To be honest not that much
1) Real reform in the army. Everything was improved and while we have a long road to go, nowadays we have a much better army.
2) Start of police reform. City after city gets new patrol police. Formed from new young people right from the streets they get few months of training and start patrolling. "Somehow" they do the job better than "professionals with years of experience". Streets are getting safer
In the same time process of re-attestation of current police employee has started.
3) Government procurements is harder to exploit with this open public procurement system -
http://prozorro.org/en/4) We avoided a default. (No Russians, us showing you middle finger with $3 billions loaned by Yanukovitch is not a default)
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5) Half of Ukraine is not occupied by Russia\Russian quasi states as they plannedThe bad:
1) Lack of Justice... Corrupted scum that stole millions, people responsible for Maidan crimes, traitors that assisted Russian aggression are free and happy. Judges and persecutors are the same shit as they always were. Reforms in this sphere are more like empty words than any real change.
2) Economy is going down, down, down. It is hard to expect something else during the war but combined with the lack of justice it causes dissent. A lot of dissent. Ukraine is losing internal stability.