KIEV (Reuters) - An anti-corruption reform requiring senior Ukrainian officials to declare their wealth online has exposed a vast difference between the fortunes of politicians and those they represent.
Some declared millions of dollars in cash. Others said they owned fleets of luxury cars, expensive Swiss watches, diamond jewellery and large tracts of land - revelations that could further hit public confidence in the authorities in Ukraine, where the average salary is just over $200 (£163) per month.
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