Ukrainian Government: Elections and President Yanukovych

ukrainian government: The present Ukrainian government was elected in elections May 2014 presidential elections; October 2014 parliamentary elections that the international community Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe; Canada's bilateral election observation mission; several other international observations missions deemed to be meet international democratic standards, according to Hamilton Spectator. There was no coup in Ukraine. On February 22, 2014, Ukraine's Parliament, with a constitutional majority, removed former president Yanukovych from power after he fled the capital, Kyiv. The assertion of fascists in Ukraine's government is ridiculous. The article states that the government implemented divisive policies, such as banning the use of the Russian language and some of the country's most popular political parties. Far-right parties in Ukraine have almost no popular support certainly less than in many countries of western Europe none of the marginal far-right parties in Ukraine are in parliament or in government. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.