VOICED : New political voices heard in Ukraines parliamentary election

The transcript discusses the protests in Kiev's Independence Square against corruption, leading to the ousting of President Yanukovich. It highlights the emergence of new political leaders like Sergei Leshchenko and Andre Tarek, who aim to fight corruption from within the system. The text also covers criticism faced by some new politicians for aligning with the establishment, while others, like Arena Dafka, choose independence. The upcoming elections are expected to bring significant changes to Ukraine's political spectrum, potentially ending the Communist Party's presence in Parliament and signaling a move away from Russia and its Soviet past.

What was the main goal of the protests in Kiev's Independence Square?

• To support President Viktor Yanukovich

• To fight against corruption

• To demand better economic policies

• To promote tourism in Ukraine

Why did Sergei Leshchenko decide to enter politics?

• To become famous

• To change the system from within

• To support the Communist Party

• To write more articles

What concern do activists have about new politicians joining established parties?

• They will not be able to speak English

• They might support pro-Russian policies

• They could continue politics for personal gain

• They might not win elections

What challenge did Arena Dafka face for her political stance?

• She was elected to Parliament

• She was exiled from Ukraine

• She was beaten and humiliated

• She was financially ruined

What significant political change is anticipated in Ukraine's upcoming elections?

• The Communist Party may not secure seats

• A new President will be elected

• Ukraine will join the European Union

• The elections will be postponed