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The deputies withdrew the bill On the anti-corruption court

Rada gave Poroshenko an opportunity to introduce his bill.

Thursday, December 21, the Verkhovna Rada withdrew the bill On the anti-corruption court, which is sponsored by MPs.

For this decision voted by 235 MPs.

Thus, the President can make a bill to a vote.

On 10 October, the Venice Commission encouraged President Poroshenko to introduce a bill in Parliament to establish a separate court to deal with cases of corruption.

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