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Democratic values still at heart of changes taking place four years after Euro-Maidan

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Presidential Administration of Ukraine
President Petro Poroshenko and First Lady Maryna Poroshenko visit a memorial to the Heavenly Hundred in downtown Kyiv on November 21 on the fourth anniversary of the Euro-Maidan Revolution.

KYIV – Four years after the Euro-Maidan Revolution erupted in November 2013, political and sociological experts still believe that the following year, 2014, was a breakthrough year for Ukraine that firmly set the country’s course of development towards democratization and embracing European values.

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