Odesa’s growing mismanagement
Odesa has faced many challenges in recent years. However, the ongoing pandemic and the reduction of land available for construction have brought the issue of ineffective management back. It is linked to the lack of an adequate response from the authorities as well as corruption.
On Saturday morning, several dozen people picketed the construction of an alleged yacht club and residential complex being built on the sea coast in Odesa. The protests were led by Vitaliy Ustimenko, an activist from Odesa who is the leader of a grassroots organisation called the AutoMaidan. “We will not allow dumb and insolent oxen capture the sea coast of Odesa,” Ustimenko said as he was speaking into a microphone.
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June 23, 2021 -
Maxym Przybyszewski
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Issue 4 2021MagazineStories and ideas
Several dozen people have picketed the construction of an alleged
yacht club and residential complex being built on the sea coast.
Photo: Maxym Przybyszewski
COVID-19, Odesa, Odessa, Ukraine