KR Vice-speaker Lizaveta Prakopchyk asked for help with her $12,000 debts. What came of it?
The debts were incurred partly because the girl was not paid for her work.
Half a month ago, Coordination Council Vice-speaker Lizaveta Prakopchyk asked the public to help her cope with a $12,000 debt.
The young politician wasn't so much asking for donations as hoping that some magnate would lend her money under soft credit terms.
Lizaveta's debts arose, among other things, due to unpaid work from two NGOs and a nervous breakdown, after which she was forced to suspend her participation in her projects.
How is the KR vice-speaker doing now?
Liza Prakopchyk. Photo: personal archive
The girl told Nasha Niva that she was given $200 and also lent $8,000. So now she can repay one person instead of many.
“This was offered to me by an acquaintance,” Lizaveta said. “Maybe there will be another $8,000.”
Facing the threat of hospitalization due to a nervous breakdown last summer, Liza had to leave all her jobs to rest and take care of her psychological health. She has now returned to action and works freelance in marketing and SMM. However, almost all her fees go towards mandatory payments such as apartment rent and gradual debt repayment.
After the elections to the Coordination Council, Lizaveta plans to additionally work as a barback (bartender's assistant) in one of Poznań's catering establishments.
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