Odesa's Intent Newspaper Spotlights REPAIR Ukraine Initiative and Local Insights

The latest issue of the Intent newspaper for January-February 2025, founded by the Odesa regional organization of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine, has been published.

The newspaper Intent is a printed version of the Intent publication, which collects the most important materials of recent times. The newspaper, which is distributed free of charge, traditionally offers its readers analytics, interviews and investigations.

In the new issue, you can learn about the REPAIR Ukraine initiative, which has been joined by ten communities in the North and South of Ukraine. Particularly noteworthy is an interview with art critic Iryna Nechytaliuk entitled "You Can't Love Pushkin and Not Love Russia." It is an escape from reality, an Odessan, the life of "newcomers," the Ukrainian language, youth, and Pushkin.

The issue also includes materials from the Center for Public Investigations on the relocation of Odesa Mayor Hennadiy Trukhanov in 2024, legal advice on limits on card transfers, and recommendations for volunteers.

In addition, the article describes a new stage of cooperation between the Community Justice Center and the local court. Thus, after a long break in cooperation due to the absence of judges, the Community Justice Center resumed cooperation with the Tatarbunary District Court of Odesa Oblast.

Experts of the all-Ukrainian public campaign "Certification of Local Council Deputies" told how Odesa deputies distributed the deputy fund in 2024.

You can also learn about what the charters of territorial communities should contain.

The editors urged readers to support the publication to increase the number of investigations and analytical materials in the future.

Read more in the issue of Intent.

Ірина Глухова