Política

24 de julio de 2025

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El presidente ucraniano Volodymyr Zelenskyy ha presentado un proyecto de ley para restaurar la independencia de las agencias anticorrupción tras manifestaciones públicas y advertencias de funcionarios europeos.

El presidente ucraniano Volodymyr Zelenskyy ha introducido una legislación para revertir los cambios recientes que redujeron la independencia de las agencias anticorrupción del país. Esta medida sigue a protestas públicas en Kiev y críticas de socios europeos, quienes advirtieron que debilitar estas agencias podría poner en riesgo el apoyo financiero a Ucrania y sus aspiraciones de unirse a la Unión Europea.

El proyecto de ley propuesto, que aún debe ser aprobado por el parlamento, eliminaría los nuevos poderes otorgados previamente al fiscal general sobre los organismos anticorrupción y añadiría salvaguardas menores, como pruebas adicionales de polígrafo para los agentes. Algunos activistas han expresado preocupación de que la legislación podría enfrentar retrasos en el parlamento, particularmente por parte de miembros del propio partido de Zelenskyy.

Anteriormente, Zelenskyy había defendido los cambios argumentando que las agencias requerían protección contra la supuesta influencia rusa, una justificación que los críticos descartaron como un pretexto para socavar su independencia. El legislador opositor Yaroslav Zheleznyak comentó que los nuevos controles tendrían un efecto mínimo, afirmando: "Resolvieron heroicamente los problemas que acababan de crear de igual manera heroica. Grandes imitadores."

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22 de julio de 2025 • AP News

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has introduced legislation to reverse recent changes that reduced the independence of the country’s anti-corruption agencies.

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The move follows public protests in Kyiv and criticism from European partners, who cautioned that weakening these agencies could jeopardize Ukraine’s financial support and its aspirations to join the European Union.

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The proposed bill, which must still be approved by parliament, would remove new powers previously granted to the prosecutor general over anti-corruption bodies and add minor safeguards, such as additional polygraph tests for agents.

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Some activists have expressed concern that the legislation could face delays in parliament, particularly from members of Zelenskyy’s own party.

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Earlier, Zelenskyy had defended the changes by arguing that the agencies required protection from alleged Russian influence, a justification critics dismissed as a pretext for undermining their independence.

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Opposition lawmaker Yaroslav Zheleznyak commented that the new checks would have minimal effect, stating, 'They heroically solved the problems they had just as heroically created. Great imitators.'

Zelenskyy se mueve para revertir cambios en la Agencia Anticorrupción tras protestas

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Ucranianos protestan contra nueva ley que limita agencias anticorrupción mientras Zelenskyy firma el proyecto

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has introduced legislation to reverse recent changes that reduced the independence of the country’s anti-corruption agencies.

The move follows public protests in Kyiv and criticism from European partners, who cautioned that weakening these agencies could jeopardize Ukraine’s financial support and its aspirations to join the European Union.

The proposed bill, which must still be approved by parliament, would remove new powers previously granted to the prosecutor general over anti-corruption bodies and add minor safeguards, such as additional polygraph tests for agents.

Some activists have expressed concern that the legislation could face delays in parliament, particularly from members of Zelenskyy’s own party.

Earlier, Zelenskyy had defended the changes by arguing that the agencies required protection from alleged Russian influence, a justification critics dismissed as a pretext for undermining their independence.

Opposition lawmaker Yaroslav Zheleznyak commented that the new checks would have minimal effect, stating, 'They heroically solved the problems they had just as heroically created. Great imitators.'

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Ucranianos protestan contra nueva ley que limita agencias anticorrupción mientras Zelenskyy firma el proyecto

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has introduced legislation to reverse recent changes that reduced the independence of the country’s anti-corruption agencies.

The move follows public protests in Kyiv and criticism from European partners, who cautioned that weakening these agencies could jeopardize Ukraine’s financial support and its aspirations to join the European Union.

The proposed bill, which must still be approved by parliament, would remove new powers previously granted to the prosecutor general over anti-corruption bodies and add minor safeguards, such as additional polygraph tests for agents.

Some activists have expressed concern that the legislation could face delays in parliament, particularly from members of Zelenskyy’s own party.

Earlier, Zelenskyy had defended the changes by arguing that the agencies required protection from alleged Russian influence, a justification critics dismissed as a pretext for undermining their independence.

Opposition lawmaker Yaroslav Zheleznyak commented that the new checks would have minimal effect, stating, 'They heroically solved the problems they had just as heroically created. Great imitators.'

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