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Angry protesters have entered Moldova's parliament building after the legislature
approved a new pro-EU government led by Pavel Filip.
Live footage showed demonstrators, some waving Moldovan flags at the parliament
entrance as darkness fell, and no riot police were in sight.
By RFE/RL's Moldovan Service
January 20, 2016
http://www.rferl.org/content/moldova-parliament-approves-government/27499491.html
Fifty-seven deputies in the 101-member parliament voted on January 20
for the new cabinet put together by Filip, a 49-year-old member of the
ruling Democratic Party.
Filip has served as the telecommunications minister in various
governments since 2011.
Moldova has been in a political crisis since late October, when the
government was ousted on the heels of a corruption scandal.
The vote took place amid tight security, with hundreds of police officers
protecting the parliament building against angry protesters demanding
early elections.
The organizers of the rally are pro-Russian opposition groups, but the
demonstrators also include a pro-EU protest movement that believes the
new government -- which is made up of the same ruling parties as the
previous government -- will not break from the alleged corrupt practices
of previous governments.
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In Chisinau stormed government buildings
today, 18:10
https://translate.google.com/transl...ww.novorosinform.org/news/id/45840&edit-text=
(Google Translate)
LIVE "Omega Today" Moldova
martinmcmahon @williamhboney1 18m
Cops being stripped of riot gear inside #Moldova parliament
approved a new pro-EU government led by Pavel Filip.
Live footage showed demonstrators, some waving Moldovan flags at the parliament
entrance as darkness fell, and no riot police were in sight.
By RFE/RL's Moldovan Service
January 20, 2016
http://www.rferl.org/content/moldova-parliament-approves-government/27499491.html
Fifty-seven deputies in the 101-member parliament voted on January 20
for the new cabinet put together by Filip, a 49-year-old member of the
ruling Democratic Party.
Filip has served as the telecommunications minister in various
governments since 2011.
Moldova has been in a political crisis since late October, when the
government was ousted on the heels of a corruption scandal.
The vote took place amid tight security, with hundreds of police officers
protecting the parliament building against angry protesters demanding
early elections.
The organizers of the rally are pro-Russian opposition groups, but the
demonstrators also include a pro-EU protest movement that believes the
new government -- which is made up of the same ruling parties as the
previous government -- will not break from the alleged corrupt practices
of previous governments.
In Chisinau stormed government buildings
today, 18:10
https://translate.google.com/transl...ww.novorosinform.org/news/id/45840&edit-text=
(Google Translate)
Today, after the parliament Molodovo had a vote of confidence in the
Cabinet under the leadership of the pro-Western Democrat Paul Philip,
the appointment of whom were members of the Democratic, Liberal
demokratichkskoy, liberal and social-democratic platform that formed
the parliamentary majority, the participants of the rally against the
appointment of the government, organized Party of Socialists stormed
the government building. According to witnesses from the field
- the protesters broke the first cordon cordon. No official information.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7r2r-BMJ1YCabinet under the leadership of the pro-Western Democrat Paul Philip,
the appointment of whom were members of the Democratic, Liberal
demokratichkskoy, liberal and social-democratic platform that formed
the parliamentary majority, the participants of the rally against the
appointment of the government, organized Party of Socialists stormed
the government building. According to witnesses from the field
- the protesters broke the first cordon cordon. No official information.
martinmcmahon @williamhboney1 18m
Cops being stripped of riot gear inside #Moldova parliament
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