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Kyiv Post translates her name as "Valeriya Gontareva", it's consistent with Cirillic letters.
look here. It should be like in with other transcriptions from Cirillic => Максим Горький => Maksim Gorkij, not "Horkij".
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Support either "Valeriya Gontareva" or "Valeria Gontareva". This is English language Wikipedia. We should use the names used in English-language sources wherever possible.
A search on Google news (UK version) showed that "Valeriya Gontareva" and "Valeria Gontareva" were the most common in use in current news coverage in English.
Note that the bank that she is governor of uses the English-language spelling "Valeria Gontareva".
[1] Given that the
Annual Report for 2015 uses the spelling "Valeria Gontareva" by her signature, we can be certain which spelling she uses.-- Toddy1(talk)09:49, 19 April 2017 (UTC)reply
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Is this relevant
In her official public income declaration for 2013, Gontaryeva stated an income of 3.884.679 UAH,a car park with an Infinity FX35, a Porsche Cayenne, a Porsche Panamera, a Toyota Landcruiser and several real estates.[1] The official salary of the governor of the National Bank of Ukraine is actually at 163.000 UAH (approx. 6.500 USD) per month.[2]
I don't think she owning several cars is relevant in those articles. Also the salary should be placed somehwere else, in the National Bank of Ukraine page for example.
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