the family of the head of the antimonopoly committee of ukraine, pavlo kyrylenka, purchased real estate and cars with a total value of over uah 70 million over the three years from 2020 to 2023. this was found out by our colleagues, journalists of radio liberty's schema program. the antimonopoly committee of ukraine is a place where the fate of big business is actually decided. the main tasks are to prevent monopolies, protect competition in the market, monitor the conduct of public procurement, currently the antimonopoly committee is headed by pavlo kyrylenko, president volodymyr zelenskyi personally offered him this position, and in 2019 he appointed kyrylenko to his previous position, the head of the donetsk region. in short , kirylenko is a close and quite loyal official to the president. it was when kirylenko headed the donetsk region and close to... his transfer to kyiv to the position of the head of the antimonopoly committee, the family of the official was overgrown with numerous movable and immovable property, as journalists investigated, this property was mostly issued to rela

. for a minute, as comrade akhmetov would say , this is amku, the antimonopoly committee, thelace of the namolin, don't believe me, ask renata, the story of how the shares of the sterol plant, the relatives of kyrylenka, were sold, and they bought a lot of everything for it, we will ask about details of such a scheme in georgy shabayev, an investigative journalist of the radio liberty scheme project, georgy, we welcome you to our airwaves, congratulations. mr. hegoria, it was correct, pavlo kyrilenko found an apple in the vicinity of the sterol plant, washed it, sold it , bought two apples with this money, washed it, sold it more expensively, yes, and that’s how he became a millionaire, or was there some other scheme, the point is in the fact that in the course of the investigation we found out that a lot of property with a total market value of about 70 million hryvnias was recorded on kirylenko's father-in-law and test, and as he told us later... kirylenko himself told us in the comments, and as his mother-in-law, they, their family, that is, in 1997, kyrylenka's grandmother

the antimonopoly committee of ukraine is a place where, in fact, the fate of big business is decided, main task is to prevent monopolies, protect competition on the market, monitor the conduct of public procurement, the antimonopoly committee is currently headed by pavlo kyrylenko. president volodymyr zelenskyi personally offered him this position. in 2019, he appointed kyrylenka to his previous place of work, the head of the donetsk region. in short , kirylenko is a close and quite loyal official to the president. just when kirylenko... in the donetsk region and close to him.

and all active citizens, please also join and follow this situation, and by the way , the antimonopoly committeeu to follow, because it is within their competence to monitor whether there is competition at the auctions and whether there are no signs of distortion of the auctions, and i will definitely address a separate appeal to them regarding this situation as well. thank you sir. victoria, victoria ptashnyk, a member of the kyiv city council, was on our airwaves, we are now moving on, but i would like to briefly note that today, as a result of a missile attack by the russians, three enterprises of the food industry in the ukrainian capital were affected, this is the capital mill, kyiv translogik, and actually they supply and carry out transportation to strategic production enterprises, including the leading supplier of bread in kyiv, kyiv hlib, but they assure that there will be no interruptions in the supply of bread as a result of these attacks, so it is important to understand this, as well as we we bring this information to your attention, but you will soon find out more information from

against this background, here are such... this case about 70 million and the former head of the antimonopoly committees, and here we have to work hard and fast, well, but in such realities of tatariv region, what will happen in we have been living and working in such realities for the fifth year, this is not news, the stories with tatarov and the protest of the voice party and factions. the vote against tatarov did not start yesterday, not the day before yesterday, we publicly spoke dozens and hundreds of times about the fact that this is unacceptable, again, unacceptable not since from a personal point of view, and from a political point of view, understanding that all modern ukraine emerged from the maidan, all modern ukraine exists thanks to the heroes of the maidan, respectively, all those who were on the other side of the barricade, they simply do not have any moral right to represent the ukrainian government now , especially on the highest. level, but we understand that the president's office has long ignored this, oleg tatarov was also saved from a criminal case at one time, everyone knows abou

according to the national bank 3 rub 51 kopecks last year, the ministry of antimonopoly regulation and trade, as well as executive committees more than 10,000 consumer complaints, half of them related to... consumer protection. this year it was held in the jaas member states under the motto: consumer and entrepreneur trust for development. the goal is to strengthen trust between countries for the efficient functioning of the economy. in our country , you can contact local authorities to protect your rights. if it doesn't help, he'll get down to business march. another tool is public advocacy. today there are more than twenty specialized associations. moreover, legal protection is virtually free for consumers. executive committees. if the consumer contacts them , they are required to draw up a statement of claim and go to court, yes, this is done free of charge, the consumer only needs to provide documents confirming his case, moreover, when a statement of claim is filed in court, the state fee is not paid, that is, you see, material or economic there are no obstacles for consumers to obtain judicial protection in the republ

last year , the ministry of antimonopoly regulation and trade, as well as executive committees, revieweder complaints, half of which came from mensk residents. the largest number of complaints about trade is in the housing and communal services sector. based on the results of consideration of the appeals, consumers were compensated for material damage, which amounted to more than a million rubles. who helps defend their rights and how do digital technologies influence this? anton malyuta will continue. topic. 15 in march, consumer rights day is celebrated all over the world. this year it was held in the member states of the jaas under the motto consumers and entrepreneurs - trust for development. the goal is to strengthen trust between countries for the efficient functioning of the economy. in our country , you can contact local authorities to protect your rights. if it doesn’t help, march will take over. another tool. executive committees, if the consumer contacts them, are obliged to draw up a statement of claim and go to court, yes, this is done free of charge, to the consumer you jus

prices that are not economically justified. antimonopoly activities in russia, from the level, nesting dolls as stages in the formation of a small state committeefederal service now. hello, you called the public reception of fas russia, what is your question? last year, russians called the fas hotline 35 times, which is 100 calls a day. inspectors check every signal. we would like to go into the accounting department, see how the accounting department works, you must answer, i must. countries, that is, those where the system for admitting medicines to the market is recognized as effective, medicines from the list of essential drugs are subject to special control. if we find that we have prices are higher, we notify manufacturers of the need to review the price reduction. as a result, in 23, 252 prices out of 815 prices for such drugs were revised, by an average of 14%. the activities of faz help russians not to overpay for medicine alone, on average 35.5 billion 600 million people did not have to pay after the reduction of unreasonably inflated housing and communal services tariffs. all this is not easy for the antimonopoly service, almost with