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| The '''20009 Chişinău riots''' began on April 7, 2009 in ], ], following the ]. Demonstrators attacked the parliament building and presidential office. One civilian and two police officers died.<ref>{{Cite news|url=http://www.realitatea.net/video_725642_proteste-in-republica-moldova--protestatarii-de-la-chisinau-au-intrat-in-parlament_490831.html|title=Proteste în Republica Moldova: Zeci de mii de tineri protestează în Piaţa Marii Adunări Naţionale}} {{ro icon}}</ref><ref>{{Cite news|url=http://www.hotnews.ro/stiri-esential-5556467-video-update-chisinau-ciocniri-intre-cei-30-000-manifestanti-politie-protestatarii-spart-usile-presedintiei-ale-parlamentului-tinerii-striga-revolutie-revolutie.htm|title=Chisinau, ciocniri intre cei 30.000 de manifestanti si politie. Tinerii striga ''Revolutie!, Revolutie!, Ole, Ole! Voronin nu mai e!''. Grupuri de protestatari se indreapta spre televiziune|publisher=HotNews}} {{ro icon}}</ref> | The '''20009 Chişinău riots''' began on April 7, 2009 in ], ], following the ]. Demonstrators claimed that the elections, which saw the ] were fraudulent. The demonstrators attacked the parliament building and presidential office, breaking windows and setting furniture on fire. One civilian and two police officers died.<ref>{{Cite news|url=http://www.realitatea.net/video_725642_proteste-in-republica-moldova--protestatarii-de-la-chisinau-au-intrat-in-parlament_490831.html|title=Proteste în Republica Moldova: Zeci de mii de tineri protestează în Piaţa Marii Adunări Naţionale}} {{ro icon}}</ref><ref>{{Cite news|url=http://www.hotnews.ro/stiri-esential-5556467-video-update-chisinau-ciocniri-intre-cei-30-000-manifestanti-politie-protestatarii-spart-usile-presedintiei-ale-parlamentului-tinerii-striga-revolutie-revolutie.htm|title=Chisinau, ciocniri intre cei 30.000 de manifestanti si politie. Tinerii striga ''Revolutie!, Revolutie!, Ole, Ole! Voronin nu mai e!''. Grupuri de protestatari se indreapta spre televiziune|publisher=HotNews}} {{ro icon}}</ref> | ||
| ==Cause of the conflict== | |||
| The cause of unrest was the announcement of preliminary election results on April 6, 2009, which according to the government showed the ] victorious, winning nearly 50% of the voting support. The opposition refuted the election results, accusing the authorities of falsification in the course of counting the votes. The Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova has been in power since 2001. | |||
| Another cause of dissatisfaction groups involved in the riots, in addition to prospects for the next four years the Governments of the communists, was a general low standard of living in the Republic of Moldova. Moldova with an average salary of less than $250 and high unemployment, is the poorest country of Europe (excluding Kosovo). | |||
| ==Images== | ==Images== | ||
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The 20009 Chişinău riots began on April 7, 2009 in Chişinău, Moldova, following the 2009 Moldovan parliamentary election. Demonstrators claimed that the elections, which saw the Communist Party were fraudulent. The demonstrators attacked the parliament building and presidential office, breaking windows and setting furniture on fire. One civilian and two police officers died.
Cause of the conflict
The cause of unrest was the announcement of preliminary election results on April 6, 2009, which according to the government showed the Communist Party victorious, winning nearly 50% of the voting support. The opposition refuted the election results, accusing the authorities of falsification in the course of counting the votes. The Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova has been in power since 2001.
Another cause of dissatisfaction groups involved in the riots, in addition to prospects for the next four years the Governments of the communists, was a general low standard of living in the Republic of Moldova. Moldova with an average salary of less than $250 and high unemployment, is the poorest country of Europe (excluding Kosovo).
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- "Proteste în Republica Moldova: Zeci de mii de tineri protestează în Piaţa Marii Adunări Naţionale". Template:Ro icon
- "Chisinau, ciocniri intre cei 30.000 de manifestanti si politie. Tinerii striga Revolutie!, Revolutie!, Ole, Ole! Voronin nu mai e!. Grupuri de protestatari se indreapta spre televiziune". HotNews. Template:Ro icon
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