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   ### New class
   
  -In the 90s, most of the population in Ukraine became suddenly extremely poor after collapse of Soviet Union. 
  +In the 90s, most of the population in Ukraine became suddenly extremely poor after the collapse of Soviet Union. 
   Early days of capitalism in my country were pretty wild. Some people became rich quickly. 
   Most people who achieved high status and "success" were not good people. 
   The majority earned their money doing some illegal things. Most of our rich people also became corrupt politicians, 
  
positive.code: ### Conclusion
  
  You can be pessimistic or optimistic about Ukrainian future. It's hard to predict what would happen next. 
  There is great potential and a lot of opportunities, some are described in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdSQuanI8Z8[Ukraine is open for U video].
  
  But I think that reforms from our government are not as important as two things I talked about above. 
  There is a big demand among progressive young people for living (and building) modern Western state. 
  There are artists who can show to the rest of us what we want and need and there is middle-class 
  that would be able to execute these changes. 
  None of this people is going to ask for the permissions from our government or from other countries. 
  And that is the biggest fundamental change that happened. 
  People did realize that they are in charge of everything and there is a way to achieve what they want.
  
  
negative.code: What you can do is be successful in a small niche. 
  Previously it was difficult to deliver your work to that niche because of the geographic restrictions. 
  That is not the case anymore. 
  If you're a band from Ukraine making music in some specific genre/style, 
  your fans/listeners no longer need to be in the same city, or even country, they can be around the world.
  
  In the last 50 years for a lot of Ukrainian artists' success meant going to Moscow (which was a center of the bigger market for Soviet and post-Soviet countries). The focus changed completely recently. Currently, a lot of young Ukrainian bands do high-quality music oriented on the Western and global market.
  
  