Andrei Portnov, a major “fat fish” in the suppression
Ukrainian Andre Portnov, 52, Es The man who was shot on Wednesday in front of the American College in Bozulu de Alarne In the beginning it seemed to adjust the accounts. He is a well -known man in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine And that he was in Spain in a kind of exile, because it was under the enlarged glass of the Ukrainian secret service to overcome it with Moscow. In fact, Portnov was opposed to Zelinski, unlike the president publicly, and was a consultant to Victor Yanukovic when he was in power.
The “fatty fish” of the Ukrainian and Oligarish policy, for more INRI, was part During the last decade of the punishment list by the European Union and the United States For its role in the Russian annexation of the Crimean Peninsula that occurred in 2014.
In this context, it was a prominent role during the presidency of Víktor Yanukovich, who occupies the position of Deputy Director of the Presidential Administration. Portnov was one The main number of controversial laws in January ten years agoEstimated to suppress the euromaidan protests. After the fall of the Yanukovic government, which ended in Fran to Russia, Portenov faced investigations on charges of high treachery and alleged involvement in the Russian conscience of the Crimea.
In 2015, the European Union General Court canceled the penalties imposed by the European Union, taking into account that they lack Washington considered the “manipulation” of the Ukrainian judicial system During his second row of government.
He started his political career As a member of Parliament and Block Timoshenko’s Block -who is still one of the main opposition of Voludimir Zelinsk-He achieved a bad reputation as a legal advisor and later one of the trusted Yanukovic men.
In addition to their activities in politics, Andrei Portnov has developed a strong profession in the academic field. In 2009, he received a doctorate in law, until November of the same year, joined a professor at Taras Shevchenko National University in Kiev, where he taught the constitutional and administrative chapters of law. During his academic career, specialized studies and more than thirty articles focused on the legal regulation of constitutional procedures and the theory of the constitutional process.
