Goryacheva Svetlana Petrovna is one of the few politicians who has never changed her beliefs and views, devoted her whole life to serving the people, upholding the interests of ordinary people.
Svetlana Petrovna Goryacheva is a senator of her native Primorsky Territory. Her political career began in the dashing 90s of the last century. She was and is a politician with a capital letter, a vivid example for those who are just starting their careers in this field, who are wondering what a real servant of the people should be, living and working for the benefit of ordinary people.
Biography Goryacheva Svetlana Petrovna
Svetlana Petrovna was born in a small village in the Anuchinsky district of Primorsky Krai under the name Risovaya, in the family of a simple forester and train conductor. Sveta, the eldest of five children, was born in June 1947, when post-war hunger and devastation were still felt quite seriously.
Despite the difficulties, parents tried to give their children a good education, from childhood accustomed to work. Svetlana did not manage to enter the university immediately, and three years after graduating from school she worked first as an auxiliary worker, and then as an accountant in the mechanic farm of the city of Arsenyev, Primorsky Territory.
In 1974, Svetlana Petrovna Goryacheva graduated from a law course at DGU (Far Eastern State University) and began to build a career as a lawyer, and quite successfully.
Career of Senator Goryacheva Svetlana Petrovna
Until 1986, Svetlana Petrovna served in the supervision department of the prosecutor's office of the Primorsky Territory, then moved to the environmental department, and in 1991 took the post of deputy prosecutor of the city of Vladivostok. In the same period of her life, her political career began - she was a deputy, was elected deputy of the Supreme Council of Deputies of the RSFSR on the recommendation of Yeltsin Boris.
There were ups and downs in the political career of Goryacheva Svetlana Petrovna, but scandals or incrimination of a politician in something illegal or immoral have never served as the reason for giving up the post. She refused the "high" seats and posts herself, following her convictions, concepts of justice and morality.
Since 1999, Svetlana Goryacheva is a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, she is engaged in the affairs of the family, women and youth. On her account many political victories and confrontations. At one time, she left the Communist Party of the Communist Party with a scandal, changing her ticket for membership in A Just Russia. She commented on her decision and argued - according to her, the words of her former party colleagues often differed with the case, which is not permissible, in her opinion.
