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Dmytro Kuleba leads by 5.9 pts · 2 figures compared

Politician · Modern

Politician · Modern
Kuleba was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine under President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He was the youngest person to hold the post, at age 38. His appointment signaled a focus on European integration and countering Russian aggression.
Kuleba led Ukraine's diplomatic campaign after Russia's full-scale invasion, securing military aid, sanctions, and international support. He traveled extensively to NATO and EU capitals, advocating for Ukraine's defense and membership.
Kuleba was instrumental in securing European Union candidate status for Ukraine, a historic step in Ukraine's European integration. The decision was made by the European Council in June 2022, during the war.
Cerezo won the 1985 presidential election as the candidate of the Christian Democratic Party, becoming the first civilian president in over two decades. His victory marked the return to democratic rule.
Cerezo survived a coup attempt led by military officers opposed to his reforms and human rights investigations. The rebellion was suppressed, but it highlighted the fragility of civilian control.
Cerezo implemented austerity measures to address inflation and debt, including currency devaluation and subsidy cuts. These policies sparked widespread protests and labor strikes, weakening his popularity.
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